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Lawn and so on

He greets

the day with open eyes

Sounds of sprinklers meet him there.

He feels

the wet grass beneath his palm

and slowly raises himself off the ground

He looks

as though at any moment

he could collapse into an endless nothing

trapped between the moments between the moments

 

halfway down the gullet of a bear

 

when you fight gravity

nobody wins

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Apr 25, 2012
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