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Rachel S. Donahue holds a B.A. in English and Bible from Welch College and enjoys travel, housewifery, and homeschooling while fulfilling her role as Chief Creative Officer of Bandersnatch Books. She wishes she could host you at Chittering Cottage (her family's home in NC) for a cup of tea and a chat. Instead, she’ll write you poems. She's published two collections: Beyond Chittering Cottage: Poems of Place, and Real Poems for Real Moms: from a Mother in the Trenches to Another. Find her work at www.BandersnatchBooks.com.
Overlap
She sits beneath an orchid sky and laughs at the mossy sea pulling at her legs. The water would swallow her whole like the treasures and armies it’s swallowed before, but she finds her feet, and runs away. A moment more and she returns in splashes of defiance, her laughter riding the winds that drive the waves of foam at her feet. Its boundary has been set, and so has hers, and where they overlap— pure joy.
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Mmm, I love this. < 3
So playful and delightful, with a dash of solemnity that comes with a liminal space.