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Father Mckenzie   Turk’s Head teased my shadow free last evening along the arroyo our separation minute yet edging toward the clement lip accruing like the thunder eggs I keep in a jar by the door God long since departed, drifted away on the high desert wind that drew us here long ago rifled pages of the Book Of Common Prayer. A sodden breeze from home last night a tang of salt, a churchyard hush low plaint of cello’s lurking around these adobe walls for a way inside my callow words returned to claim their hollow sound and mouth all that was left unsaid an old man darning socks in the night when nobody’s there crossing the room to leave the door ajar to old sermons bible black sky pierced with diamonds.
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Oct 11, 2016
Oct 11, 2016 at 8:43 AM UTC
Father Mckenzie
Father Mckenzie   Turk’s Head teased my shadow free last evening along the arroyo our separation minute yet edging toward the clement lip accruing like the thunder eggs I keep in a jar by the door God long since departed, drifted away on the high desert wind that drew us here long ago rifled pages of the Book Of Common Prayer. A sodden breeze from home last night a tang of salt, a churchyard hush low plaint of cello’s lurking around these adobe walls for a way inside my callow words returned to claim their hollow sound and mouth all that was left unsaid an old man darning socks in the night when nobody’s there crossing the room to leave the door ajar to old sermons bible black sky pierced with diamonds.
dave-hardin
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Oct 11, 2016
Oct 11, 2016 at 8:43 AM UTC
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