Poems
Turning over in bed, Jeri-Lynne felt an ache and a grief so deep that she clutched her pillow reflexively.
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Before I start typing, on this crisp Corona-filled April morning, I need to draw some warmth into my hands.
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I watched her fall the first time.
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The sight of my late father sitting at the water’s edge filled me with dread.
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The soccer ball bounced on the clay field and rose into the air, fragments of yellow-red earth booming and dispersing before dissolving under the fading orange light projected by a cheerless bulb.
