There’s a shirt in my suitcase that I keep meaning to
burn but I'm afraid of fire. I
want to break something just to see if it’s everything it’s cracked up to
be. I wake up and tell myself that it
can always get worse. When I was little I thought success meant talking in a British accent. I love you like I used to set my clocks—ten
minutes ahead of time.
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About Me
- Molly Shea
- Molly Shea is a nonfiction writer and a recreational poet in New York City. Her memoir-in-progress Love You, Mean It tells the story of how growing up in a dysfunctional matriarchal family in Southwestern Wisconsin ultimately affected her adult life. It is a story about love in the context of rape, abuse, alcohol, and hope. Molly would like to live and love happily ever after. Molly holds a Masters from The New School.
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