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A Few Grams of Things

And then there was three

And an ember of speed

With a pat on the back

And a few grams of things

 

Mummified in plastic

Sawdusty pigment

“What street did you say you lived on?”

They showed up, and then we went

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paul-rousseau
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Jun 1, 2012
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