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Jan 2012
Past the Polish priest next to me in the cabin
I look out the port hole, thinking about the smoke
crazily suspended below my flight.

On the orange corner of a cloud
smoke's hidden art peaks out,
illuminated.

My eye, made to catch smoke's body,
speeds past the dark rippling ocean
steps out from its recess, asks smoke:

Where are you?
Come form yourself around my exposure.
akr
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