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Comparative Shades of Mars

It was there tonight, crimson bright, pointed, starlike driving attentions as if by divine intervention (some said, rather, evil - that the devil had come) inviting irregular cracks to the shield of glass between us by which we could gauge its thickness, at last regardless, eyes focused in darkness on the pointed part of a blade dodging thrust by coupé with the leg of a chair blaming planetary alignment for the thickness of air it was always here - before, somewhat yellow or orange but at such distance we could pretend it a figment or blur on the lens, enjoying toast slices at breakfast despite its tempestuous hold of our lives
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Jun 25, 2011
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