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1. outside; the sky is dark blue fading into black shadow behind the Sequim Safeway. raindrops are illuminated momentarily in the half-light lingering below the light pole that rises above the window-line 2. Some dance mix of a Kenny G. song echoes through the building landing even here, in this room inside a room. the abandoned cup of mountain dew shakes suddenly and spills on the Clallam county classified page on top of the toilet paper holder. 3. Ten steps covers the empty monster can held in dry hands in a fine layer of dew. headlights reveal an ever-present purple tint to the cloudless sky, covered only slightly by the exhaust which dissipates quickly in the warmer than usual humid air. 4. Twenty nine miles- the lights of the city soon disappear and only the houses with porch lights even seek to confirm their existence. fog covers the asphalt halfway back, the world twists at every turn, bad eyes and old age to blame. 5. Fifteen minutes later; rain covered doors slam and soon after, so does another door. but the rain is not forgotten- it lingers in dry pathways on the skin, tasting less organic, but comforting just as much
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Jan 31, 2013
Jan 31, 2013 at 2:51 AM UTC
Fast Food On A Rainy Night
1. outside; the sky is dark blue fading into black shadow behind the Sequim Safeway. raindrops are illuminated momentarily in the half-light lingering below the light pole that rises above the window-line 2. Some dance mix of a Kenny G. song echoes through the building landing even here, in this room inside a room. the abandoned cup of mountain dew shakes suddenly and spills on the Clallam county classified page on top of the toilet paper holder. 3. Ten steps covers the empty monster can held in dry hands in a fine layer of dew. headlights reveal an ever-present purple tint to the cloudless sky, covered only slightly by the exhaust which dissipates quickly in the warmer than usual humid air. 4. Twenty nine miles- the lights of the city soon disappear and only the houses with porch lights even seek to confirm their existence. fog covers the asphalt halfway back, the world twists at every turn, bad eyes and old age to blame. 5. Fifteen minutes later; rain covered doors slam and soon after, so does another door. but the rain is not forgotten- it lingers in dry pathways on the skin, tasting less organic, but comforting just as much
brandon-webb
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Jan 31, 2013
Jan 31, 2013 at 2:51 AM UTC
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