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Bare-breasted this afternoon facing the Sun northward there could be more places for heat like this in homes so shattered, their faces of malaise – a hundred days of gambol boys in their sanguine shirts; the myth of sun is truth of soul, or moon clear vantage of something – neighbors leaving radios wheezing in tetchy static, dogs panting in dry *** lawn the verdigris, the marauder in the market, all moving towards even sounds shorn out of the daily are pure: the prattling neighbor again back in the foyer, the revolution of an old van and the dismay of a septuagenarian, the harangue of a mother, or somewhere, the marching of soldiers shot dead – sun’s always painting pristine the milieu, so we can see now past the papers, the truthfulness of atrocities; there came by you, in your full brightness, blotches of sun – untouched by the heat, you’re passing and passing – in transit, nothing is snatched as the neighbors beat through.
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Apr 13, 2016
Apr 13, 2016 at 11:31 PM UTC
Under the afternoon
Bare-breasted this afternoon facing the Sun northward there could be more places for heat like this in homes so shattered, their faces of malaise – a hundred days of gambol boys in their sanguine shirts; the myth of sun is truth of soul, or moon clear vantage of something – neighbors leaving radios wheezing in tetchy static, dogs panting in dry *** lawn the verdigris, the marauder in the market, all moving towards even sounds shorn out of the daily are pure: the prattling neighbor again back in the foyer, the revolution of an old van and the dismay of a septuagenarian, the harangue of a mother, or somewhere, the marching of soldiers shot dead – sun’s always painting pristine the milieu, so we can see now past the papers, the truthfulness of atrocities; there came by you, in your full brightness, blotches of sun – untouched by the heat, you’re passing and passing – in transit, nothing is snatched as the neighbors beat through.
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Apr 13, 2016
Apr 13, 2016 at 11:31 PM UTC
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