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A Polish journalist’s perspective on residential schools

This Story Is Mine

Why I’m finally telling it

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This season’s roster of hockey books

When I see you slump, defeated in your chair,

should I disturb you? Or should I leave you there

in your cave, in your brain, your truck, lake, lair,

dive, booth, toilet seat, bar stool, bench, deep freeze-

equivalent of slumping in your chair

as if undressed, in your pajamas, unaware?

Though groomed, you look tousled. You’re three.

Molly Peacock is the author of, most recently, The Widow’s Crayon Box.

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