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An acrostic

By Natasha CollazoPublished 2 years ago Updated about a year ago 1 min read
S I L E N C E
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Sometimes I think back to those nights, I said sorry on repeat for

Insecurities I carried like bricks on my feet.

Living disillusioned, as my heart skips a beat when

Every-time I hear each syllable roll out your name.

Never-even knowing I was a rider on a one-way train, even after we

Crossed borders you gas-lit me over. But it wasn’t until my final cry, when the song of your crickets

Empowered me back to my sound mind.

Acrostic

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Natasha Collazo

Selected Writer in Residency, Champagne France ---2026

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    Written by Natasha Collazo