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Stoner Poem

Two ticks click

through my ears

fuego leapt from

steel grasp to burn

destroying as it

flares across the valley

Smoke billowed into

the clutches of

hard, purple plastic

pressing in from all sides

funneled into sacks

of tendrils. They cringe

grey swirls choking

off pipes and

blood lines

Veins bursting with

new chemicals

Spewed out over

the burnt plains

But the valley

is just a small

groove on a

burnt out, tired

brain

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Written by
daniel-magner
American
Published
Nov 13, 2012
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© Daniel Magner 2012

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