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The room ticks like a cooling engine In a blue motel on the edge of Apache. A tranquil night of drunks and televisions. Poly-neon signs and road closures. Up the road apiece, just north of nowhere, Past the graves of Grandma and Grandpop, There’s a place that has no business being there, A place of cisterns and honeycombs. A wheel in the desert, the moon on some swings. 🌙 September 02 2024
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Sep 19, 2024
Sep 19, 2024 at 3:05 AM UTC
Blue Mesa
The room ticks like a cooling engine In a blue motel on the edge of Apache. A tranquil night of drunks and televisions. Poly-neon signs and road closures. Up the road apiece, just north of nowhere, Past the graves of Grandma and Grandpop, There’s a place that has no business being there, A place of cisterns and honeycombs. A wheel in the desert, the moon on some swings. 🌙 September 02 2024
I grew up in Arizona as a child, a beautiful place of deep mystery and beauty
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Sep 19, 2024
Sep 19, 2024 at 3:05 AM UTC
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