my age of information

my age of information

in the dream

the headline always holds
the same note

of devastation

for a land i can’t find
on a map

in an article
i meant to read

in the dream
which has always been

my life

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Benjamin Chase

Benjamin Chase
Benjamin J. Chase has published articles in Poor Yorick Journal and Christianity Today and poetry in Christianity and Literature, Connecticut River Review, Freshwater, and many other lit journals. He currently teaches English at Christian Heritage High School in Trumbull, Connecticut. He still uses a flip phone. 

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