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Thaw Today I cause erosion I angle sand once perpendicular to a half frozen lake to a beachy slide softened with shells with starfish three hundred miles away in an ocean warm as the lips of a moray. Earth stills below me ten percent snow thirty percent mud fifty nine dirt and one percent soles. I carry a stick I drag through earth like a rudder through waves and a clearing I swear looks like it once housed a UFO. Remember the summer in a three foot grass field we used plywood and a rope to make crop circles that nobody would ever see and had a fire next to a creek and listened to water scratch and sniff the shale.
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