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Late March.

A clock’s hands pain then cease. Dawn stands timeless on a horizon Of soot black trees that drink in the Last darkness, greens and whites Prevail. Mute chalk hills entice a Stirring mind that hungers to leave These walls: walk with the fog as It hangs low over a barley field, Retreating tide, black among grey then noise.
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Mar 29, 2012
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