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An incomplete face in its glass slab, pulls a distance over me. Mournful, I watch the neighbors streaming down the toothy walk in black and brown coats, their laundry massed   on shoulder tilt, or in little onion cart. They are all right here, in this winter identity. Washington accepts them. If they should crane & launch a _coup d'œil_ into this hunched pane they'll know I am not of them;   what body I have stalls on this laminate - the black fume behind fastened eye has already bolted to keels of poetry across furrowed Atlantic: completing a glass face.
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Jan 19, 2021
Jan 19, 2021 at 9:08 PM UTC
Face
An incomplete face in its glass slab, pulls a distance over me. Mournful, I watch the neighbors streaming down the toothy walk in black and brown coats, their laundry massed   on shoulder tilt, or in little onion cart. They are all right here, in this winter identity. Washington accepts them. If they should crane & launch a _coup d'œil_ into this hunched pane they'll know I am not of them;   what body I have stalls on this laminate - the black fume behind fastened eye has already bolted to keels of poetry across furrowed Atlantic: completing a glass face.
EvanS
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Jan 19, 2021
Jan 19, 2021 at 9:08 PM UTC
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