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china light

by robert-brunner

Lets toss the ball on the lawn in the declining light. And through the open window, the record plays errol garner on the turntable. Lets slowly make our way, to the beach, after drifting through an uncharted night. I don’t see any reason to pretend, at all, that somehow anything should change this rolling life, once unshorn, once the pain of wishing for more and wanting to be the same is eventually gone. Lets walk home in the closing duskiness and under the china light, hold on and like a listing tree and the moon above our roof, all wait and imagine the world to begin to right itself.
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