By: Caleb Alexander
In the future they invented
time travel
and destroyed the past,
so they couldn’t invent time travel
again.
Those old photos have spaces
of people that never existed
or exited. Every time
you close your eyes,
there’s a small
prayer
that you and I wake up the same and in the same place.
C. Alexander is a small-town Southern born poet who now lives in New England. He has his MFA from Lindenwood University, and dabbles in print and spoken-word poetry. He has a spoken word EP called "Cosmic Aging" that you can find from all online music sources. He has been published in The Eunoia Review, Paragon Journal, Scarlet Leaf Review, The Stray Branch and The Inflectionist Review among others. He has a collection called The Cosmic Hello now available on Amazon.
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