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An Unfaithful Daughter

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An Unfaithful Daughter

And if I saw her for what she was, And if I saw her for what she is, Where would I be left?

A thread wove round my thoughts, Showed the distance I had sought, Feelings remained trapped, caught. Disregarded.

I felt indebted, unguarded. As if my Perception could be pulled apart, Looked through as though water, Were I to be an unfaithful

Daughter?

Ophelia lay blushing as she drowned. Denied the proper ground to lay, Transgressed divinity, it was only The sounds of her weeping,

Sweeping, melancholic songs. Were I to pray, remiss myself a Fool. As a monster I drool, driven By my wrongs.

Simpler in perfection, simpler In dejection. A world needing Time, stronger minds.

Tomorrow perhaps. One hundred years perhaps.

Anonymous

Illustration by Sylvain Chan

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