Darcy: Dear FerryA Poem by ChloeOne of three pieces for my final writing workshop project.
Previous Version This is a previous version of Darcy: Dear Ferry. Dear Ferry: The wind blows against my face as I board. Schoolkids pile on, crushing, as I make my way to the middle of the ferry, intent on my afternoon snack. It will be busy, but I’ve beat the line; the din swallows my ears like my coat swallows my body. This is the only place I feel alone: among the kids and tired adults, with the cook calling my name, the line forming behind me. I tune everyone out: headphones in, stars on my hidden shirt, no love in my heart for the strangers in the crowd. © 2009 ChloeFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on September 27, 2009 AuthorChloeNew York, NYAboutI have been reading ever since I taught myself to read using a map of the London Underground, and writing since I decided to make up stories about my day in kindergarten. I intend to try to turn this.. more..Writing
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