by Kathleen MacGregor
Learn the broken, secret questions.
Perhaps morning blushes with need
Even as flowers
Blaze
Bleed
Devour
Celebrate
Its...
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During those years my children were at school, I was like a ghost haunting the other parents, teachers and staff. Barely visible, gauzy, unnerving. Only the children could see me clearly and hear me – and the visiting grandmothers. I walked in the shadows of the drama mamas, dressed up to drop off their children. Dressed like rebels, dressed like liberals. To me they were the pawns of the government who allow...
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