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October Shower

i A still, white curtain balanced in the perfect blue delights, confounds the senses, promises a timeless time when narrow yellow wafers spin the air around and diamonds slide down to the pavement, spatter across the rippling pavement. ii The wind’s wisdom teaches me to take a moment’s rest beneath an angled awning. Overhead a span of green and red and blue banners the northern sky: a blessing and a memory of blessing. Soon a second arc, fainter than the one beneath - together these hold up the sky, hold children’s wonder till they fade to shades of grass and rust. iii The bridge trembles under black wheels and the sliding river flashes gold. Wreathed in cold white sheets the pale, piercing sun illuminates a slide of color rising in the east riding the grey leviathan cloud.
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Feb 26, 2012
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