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Author: Serena Izmirlian

How do we bid farewell to the places that we know

Campus April 5, 2023By Serena Izmirlian

No one from a past life has called to say the roof hasn’t stopped leaking since I left, the walls have assumed a listless form, everything smells like grey gas. I haven’t called either because I’m ashamed to say I dream about places that cocooned me ephemerally.

From the mines

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Author: Serena Izmirlian

How do we bid farewell to the places that we know

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