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01/22/2021

At a beach on a coast walking-distance from my present home, the wind cast rivulets into the grains of sand. In the shallow shadows, I can see the gray leading into yellow Bleeding into its fellow. Impossible to separate (or, at least, misleading). So their togethered taupeness will be sampled and classified in a blue munsell book with a breaking cover I should've returned ages ago. It's useful like this. But did you know a few pages away you could find the blue-green stain of my veins? Why do I know this? There are only so many ways, after all, to fill the time in the back of a truck in Georgia. (Even fewer if you keep your seatbelt on.) So chart my freckles next, darling. Find a new slot and show me how my skin shares the same page as your own. Just on a different row.
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