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Thoughts: “Letter to my father” by Franz Kafka
He clearly forgives his father throughout the letter as he mentions countless times that he can try and understand what made him this way. I think the adult Kafka understands what the young Kafka could never and this is paradox looms in the reader’s mind. It gives such insight to how we are forever affected… Continue reading
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Father, mother, and daughter

I’m sitting here and writing this with one ear lent to my playlist and the other at the mercy of the slightest sound of your breath. My eyes constantly darting from this journal to your bassinet. My arms ready to drop any and everything if a chirp from you orders their embrace. Continue reading
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The three stages of falling apart

You grew guns for eyes and your glances- well, they were bullets that could rip through me even with my eyes closed. Continue reading
