Namida

Νεχ ποσσυμ τεχυμ ωιωερε, νεχ σινε τε

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Campbell Gardens by trisharooni

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By Flavia Contreras De la Parra

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My sister puts glasses away upside down.

Because our mother does,

Because her mother did,

Because her mother lived through the Dust Bowl.

One day my father sat me down and told me about epigenetics.

How the trauma he went through

As a child in an abusive home

Wrote itself into his DNA

And, in turn, into mine.

How he and his brothers,

In various ways,

Are all sick from it.

How I might be too, someday,

And I’m not sure I’m not.

I hear people say,

When will we get back to normal?

And I think of a woman born in the twenty-first century

Who puts her glasses away differently

Because of what her great-grandmother endured

Ninety years before.

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Würzburg Residence

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but it was all in your head II by Fed J. McKinnon

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…even if I don’t want to and it’s really hard.