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A Word
I
used to think when I turned thirty I would become a writer.
Thirty
passed.
I
wrote here then, daily. Poems. Essays. Words like leaves on a page curling, turning over in the wind.
I wrote before that, too. Decades before: shelves, walls, boxes of words.
I
didn't know what blogger meant. Monetize, followers,
trolls.
And
then erasure happened.
It
swept.
My
knees became my feet, my eyes like the closing flowers,
unseen.
I have dwelt in caves dripping.
Time has passed. The sun is higher.
I write.
I want you to know I am still writing.
I want you to know I am still writing.
Yes,
my answer will always be yes,
I
am writing.
Image: John Bridges, Embrace
Text: Terresa Wellborn
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