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I could see the stars tonight; three of them. Half-turned from the face of the moon, one Could just barely make out what they were Maybe thinking. It was as if they were reading out their own Transcripts of all the good nights I have ever Had: bullet list format, possibly written on Index cards. Small though they undoubtedly are (if they Are, because I’ve never seen one up close) They make the wideness of Everything feel So poor. When my evenings were read out in their Starched mutterings, the sphere of the sky Was delineated utterly to me: one club that No one joins.
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Jul 29, 2010
Jul 29, 2010 at 10:48 PM UTC
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I could see the stars tonight; three of them. Half-turned from the face of the moon, one Could just barely make out what they were Maybe thinking. It was as if they were reading out their own Transcripts of all the good nights I have ever Had: bullet list format, possibly written on Index cards. Small though they undoubtedly are (if they Are, because I’ve never seen one up close) They make the wideness of Everything feel So poor. When my evenings were read out in their Starched mutterings, the sphere of the sky Was delineated utterly to me: one club that No one joins.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Jul 29, 2010
Jul 29, 2010 at 10:48 PM UTC
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