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Dull Days in the Parallel Universe
by Sara L Russell → (All Poetry by Sara L Russell)
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Every day was the same... until...


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Every day was the same as the one before. She
Every day was the same as the one before. She
went to the cupboard and took out a box of Wheetie Krisps
went to the cupboard and took out a box of Kheetie Wisps
just to survive another morning shift, or so it seemed.
just to survive another afternoon shift, or so it seemed.

Why wouldn't Sam in Sales notice her? After all,
  Why wouldn't Irving in the Post Room notice her? After all,
he was only a Trainee Executive; and she was good enough for him.
  he was only a souped-up errands boy; and she was desperate.
Of course today, as with yesterday, he would simply walk past her.
  Of course today, like yesterday, he would just run away.

The ground floor cafe queue never seemed to get any shorter at lunchtime
  The sandwich trolley lady seemed to get shorter and shorter of sandwiches
The bistro down the road was no less crowded; the food was expensive,
  The local pub's parrot kept screaming "TIME!" and the food was crap,
No-one ever spoke to anyone outside of their clique; it was just another working day.
  No-one ever had any time to chat; it was just another pointless day.

And so the days went on. Until one day her reflection reached out and pulled her into the mirror.
And so the days went on. Until one night, her dream reached out and pulled her through the vortex.

To be Continued...


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 Reviews of "Dull Days in the Parallel Universe"
Reviewed by Jim Dunlap
Reviewed on November 20, 2016
Rather negative but intriguing. It will be interesting to see how you carry this forward.

Reviewed by Amor Sabor
Reviewed on October 8, 2013
I love the creativity that went into this...but of course this is an art you master well.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 23, 2013
Wildly creative and telling. There really are two sides in this situation. Am looking forward to the continuation.

Ron

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on April 22, 2013
Original! Charming! Poignant! One of the best poems ever posted on AuthorsDen. I salute a mind that works.


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