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On Ruins

Behind my father's house and across the creek there used to be what used to be an old mill. Three black stone triangles speckled green the carcasses of walls ceiling free stood stooped around a stagnant finger of water. There is something sweet in what sticks around after a building fails.
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noah-matuszewski
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May 10, 2012
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