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- Momma died two decades ago, she would have turned seventy-eight to—day i woke up and spoke with her this morning, imagining her with a long red Irish mane about Daddy being laid up in a nursing home, my brother and i hoping to fix him before he finally gives up she said—  "_nothing_" i think maybe this is because she long ago saw the lights up ahead, in a place where human conversation would be considered archaic and birthdays rendered as undefined she is illuminated within it now, there to later show the way for the rest of us who continue marking our calendars as we persist here on Earth— still enumerating yesterday, to–day, and tomorrow... s jones 30 Dec 2021 .
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Dec 30, 2021
Dec 30, 2021 at 9:11 AM UTC
the last birthday of the year
- Momma died two decades ago, she would have turned seventy-eight to—day i woke up and spoke with her this morning, imagining her with a long red Irish mane about Daddy being laid up in a nursing home, my brother and i hoping to fix him before he finally gives up she said—  "_nothing_" i think maybe this is because she long ago saw the lights up ahead, in a place where human conversation would be considered archaic and birthdays rendered as undefined she is illuminated within it now, there to later show the way for the rest of us who continue marking our calendars as we persist here on Earth— still enumerating yesterday, to–day, and tomorrow... s jones 30 Dec 2021 .
Happy Birthday Momma...
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Dec 30, 2021
Dec 30, 2021 at 9:11 AM UTC
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