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Jul 2016
We drove out to
Dorena Lake
out past those
little towns,
buried in maps,
"It's not like it's New York
  City, baby."
your sweaty
fingers clamping
a burning cigarette
I can't even look at you.
It's not like New York
City as we
drive past cow
after cow after
barn and
those bails of
hay covered
in white
plastic.
Written by
Sarah  F/Oregon
(F/Oregon)   
332
   sirwca
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