The day my mutant powers manifested at work
no one noticed, bins toppled
children continued to cry. We kept the lines moving,
that day, like everyday; precariously balancing: security, customer
service, and wait times. No one stopped their rush,
their rhythm, the apex of their daily grooves
to notice. My skin hardened, eyes
flashed pain. I almost crumbled, but didn't
determined to keep walking upright, despite: diamond skin,
glowing eyes, the new strength of my arms.
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