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Blood lines

There were dividing lines

between Springfield

and Mariners Gate

soft, subtle lines

that spoke of origin

and code

and biting union

 

it was all

the reason

for being;

alive and living

dead or dying

deep in a pack

of pint size resistors

hell bent on the

marsh crow

and cannabis tower

jumping the rush

with *** shots

and anchors

and tribunals

 

camouflage creepers

and transient floaters

marked rebellion at the gates

(skullduggery and taunt

high on their favor list)

jack straws and flat paddles

for the evening charade

beakers and flailing hands

from the foot washing baptist

(the Pleasant Street conservatives with their

own something to say…“there’s gonna be hell to pay!”)

 

there's a

lingering effect

to this sentiment

(evident in the pump house stride)

the river winds

blow gently

into the night

as the huddling packers

and **** backs

chase the evening hours

 

it’s a bitter sweet

end of an era;

those traction bars

hood scoops

and nickel bags

will always

be the rage

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Written by
ck-baker
Published
Feb 21, 2017
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#friends#memories#youth#adolescence#allegiance
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