lifeinpoetry:

you’re on the phone with your mother again,  
but in this dream, you are
                                   screaming                    endlessly
                                               endlessly
                       endlessly.
no words careen          out of your broken mouth
                       just guttural,
                                   wounded sound.
                                               you are           ceaseless, you give
                                                           no room for her to respond,
but in this dream,
           she doesn’t feel the need to.                    
                                                     in this dream,
                                                                                  she understands.

Wanda Deglane, from “Storms from Jupiter,” published in Moonchild Magazine

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