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paddle boat

The metallic shine

Of the chopping waves reflected in my looking glass eyes

That had lost their shine

With the explosion of the sun

Many moons ago

Now I seek the woman the old crow has visited in the corners

Of her smile and she gazes off for quite a long while, returning with some unseen bizarre entity of a thought you sensed she had forgotten or perhaps hidden from herself.

Now the rhythmic pedaling meant nothing just churning slowly churning

Briney water of the moment still left

untold water

rushes by in folds of fools gold as the elephant mountain geishas marched by in wind blow whispers of their former selves and both compell me to give them my undivided attention

but I'm still trying to

find my direction here

on land.

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rynmccall
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Jun 22, 2015
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