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Molly R. Sullivan

Levonorgestrel

Hesitantly

out the door

at the end

she unfolds a trap

destined for her belly

a place

still and quiet

no floor

just pink insulation

curling around

to support her

like the dream

she will never realize

A dream determined

to be faint and distant

abandoned here

over the years

missing

dreamt many times over

and yet hardly recognizable


Molly R. Sullivan has been all the way to Japan in her studies. When she is not focused on working toward her degree, Molly bakes, paints, and gets lost looking at the animals in her neighborhood. In her time at SUNY Oswego she was a teaching assistant and aspires to go to graduate school to study history. Her writing has appeared in the Great Lake Review.

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