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Putting Our Heads Together
Poetry Contest, 2011

All poems entered can be found HERE.

kNōw
by Kimberley Formosa

You have taken moments
Violating
My life
My days
Keeping me behind closed doors
Closed curtains
A dark and lonely room
Pain so great and consuming
Unable to move
My eyes must be still

I can’t lie down
For fear the nausea
Will overwhelm me

Once again

The footsteps I love
Must stay away
My devotion for them will be given another day
The cries from the puppy must stay at the door
All must be quiet and lonely and poor

A day that should have been
But is no more

My mother
Her siblings
Me
My siblings
Now three of my children

Migraine.
No. Enough.
Stop the pain.
No more.

Last updated April 5, 2011.

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