19 April 2015A Poem by Megan Lynn Tocci2:38 a.m.2:38 a.m. The ceiling has been my silent confidante for the past four hours. There’s a pressure in my chest and it reminds me of all the languages I cannot speak and all the things I haven’t done. I want to run outside until my legs burn with rough prairie grass and scream my name at the constellations above so they remember how often I was forgotten. My entire existence lives in an image that can’t be conjured up. I’m a combination of vowels and consonants with letters missing. And when the Sun rises tomorrow, I will not be anyone’s first thought. ( m e g ) © 2018 Megan Lynn TocciReviews
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2 Reviews Added on March 12, 2018 Last Updated on March 12, 2018 Tags: megan lynn, meg, poetry, typewriter, poets, prose, summer AuthorMegan Lynn TocciBoulder, COAbout2018 Bachelor of Arts: Political Science with a History minor. 2017 UNCO Bookstore Contest Short Story Winner. 2014 National Scholastic Writing Awards Silver Medalist. 2014 Denver Women's Press Cl.. more..Writing
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