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100 Words: Insane in the membrane

March 21, 2020 by Joshua Corey

Insane in the membrane: what is a membrane? A thin boundary of cells. A membrane separates me from the others in my household or holds us together in a spasm of anger or laughter. A membrane surrounds my building, my town, my state. From every window I see a wall. Go for walks as long as you like, you still have to come home again. Last night we sang in the stairwell for a neighbor’s birthday and I collected takeout from a man wearing plastic gloves.Watched a Miles Davis documentary with the door closed and woke up here, alone.

March 21, 2020 /Joshua Corey
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