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Deer

The sun glides into taverns and lights the tables where there is no city or country Only the walk and talk beside breaking hours Moths in steam Vistas of power plants you cannot clasp to your heart The streets and the fields will stretch your hands You want to taste gently outside the whip of sirens Like a deer
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mike-arms
American
Published
Nov 25, 2011
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