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Father Time grounds his Sun's dial by an ocean of hot sand, his world inside an hour glass galaxy spiraling downward like a blue feather from a jay in a baobab the mirage a lake, an eerie oasis throbs, fuzzed by heat's blurriness. Einstein peers through invisible specs his peers skeptical of what he suspects questions answered by questions matter no longer matters in accordance to my flannel pattern, an arid desert spreads our earth, Whitman's witnesses, your songs causes gasps in every plant's lungs not just the grasses.
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May 29, 2016
May 29, 2016 at 5:10 PM UTC
A Relatively Small Planet
Father Time grounds his Sun's dial by an ocean of hot sand, his world inside an hour glass galaxy spiraling downward like a blue feather from a jay in a baobab the mirage a lake, an eerie oasis throbs, fuzzed by heat's blurriness. Einstein peers through invisible specs his peers skeptical of what he suspects questions answered by questions matter no longer matters in accordance to my flannel pattern, an arid desert spreads our earth, Whitman's witnesses, your songs causes gasps in every plant's lungs not just the grasses.
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May 29, 2016
May 29, 2016 at 5:10 PM UTC
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