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Revolving Door
By Cheryl Snell
Her recurring dream:
daughter goes missing. Blonde
rappels down the red mouth
of Mother’s bete noir.
Before that, this: Dad caught
in a revolving door, Mother
forever touching him
through the glass, like a prisoner.
Who knew the stick and stuck of it?
We’re brought up short, top of the Ferris wheel,
perpendicular to everything we hate,
yet we can’t stop laughing.
Mother, sound-proofed with age,
has thickened. They’ll never get her out now.
And us here all grown up.
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