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Tag Archives: regime

4- kid

The kid had a name. Most kids in The City didn’t. The City discouraged naming people, said names distracted them from their jobs in the factories, in the farms, in the offices. Only the patrollers got names: if you chose to join (technically, everyone who joined chose

Posted byjordynsaelorMay 18, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:city, dystopian, emotion, job, kid, magic, poem, poet, poetry, rat, regime, witch, writing2 Comments on 4- kid

My first hero

The copper dome could’ve been a school or a mansion or a hill somebody polished. But people definitely lived inside, I could hear them talking, their machines buzzing, noises drifting to the mesa like heartbeats through a demon’s

Posted byjordynsaelorMay 16, 2024May 18, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:emotion, fantasy, fate, flower, machine, mesa, poem, poet, poetry, rat, regime, school, witchLeave a comment on My first hero
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