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Midnight Blue

Late at night, My blue smoke floated Away; running from solid things Like jars, that would hold me. The red pulsing sky Throbbed meaningless tremors Before being swallowed by the midnight blue. The chevron path Of my blue smoke Is haunted by antique kings.
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Mar 16, 2012
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