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Alan III

This cave is his.

His bag abandoned, his ****

Forgotten, ticket in hand.

His seated hunched form,

Surrounded by his

Burgundy fortress.

 

Enraptured. He gazes at it.

Nickel silver covers dreams as

Indiana Jones eggs him on.

Yet his equanimity surprises even

Himself. Motionless, he remains.

These dreams are for tomorrow.

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Feb 24, 2010
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