A Dream

Mar 8, 2024

I awoke with the golden sun,
Touched the open window again.
My steps creak the wooded hallways
Like ghost moans of their scything pain.

There is trash crowding the entries
Of the rooms in this part-time home
That I walk around and around —
I will not be left still, alone.

Every day, the rug grows thinner
On this worn-out path that I tread
There aren’t windows left for the sun;
Dragging feet, I see…

…I am dead.

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Dee Richards
Dee Richards

Written by Dee Richards

Dee is a neurodiverse writer & feminist. MFA candidate in CNF @ UCR. Main themes: feminist horror; unequal relationship dynamics; surrealism of neurodiversity.

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