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Prose Poem

Rachel B. Baxter
1 min readJan 8, 2019

a run-on sentence

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Sliding under red lights, the smell of a passing train, knowing that there will never be another day like today, knowing that no two years are ever the same, the post-holiday hangover, the surreal grieving process of growing up, that contagion we pass on to our kids, I could blame the weather for everything until I’m blue in the face, and everyone around would simply nod in agreement instead of trying to resuscitate me.

about me.

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Rachel B. Baxter
Rachel B. Baxter

Written by Rachel B. Baxter

A few good stories, a thousand different versions. My dreams are written in form. Author of Mother Scorpion. http://rbbaxter.com

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