Dylan’s Acrostic
Tim Krabbe dutch author of “We Are But We Aren’t Psycho” speculates that Dylan’s acrostic poem was Marla Foust. Krabbe “fills in the blanks” using speculative words to make it fit the redacted spots in conjunction with the letters of her name.
Krabbe: “..But Dylan had a secret admirer. There is a possibility that the girl from his halcyon dreams also dreamed of him. That should’ve been Marla Foust, and there’s a great chance that that’s true. The censoring makes it difficult to tell but several things, including the acrostic point to Marla as the great love he spoke of.”
“According to Marla herself, she knew Dylan. He had asked her to prom but she was already going with someone else, otherwise she would’ve said yes. Marla also said that she had hung out with Dylan and Zack the weekend before prom.” (Dylan does not mention this in his journal.)
A couple of weeks after April 20th, one of the teachers made the students write about the shooting. She said that two of the essays stood out, because of the warm tone the girls had written the essay with – as if they had a crush on the shooters. The girl writing about Dylan was Marla Foust.