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My prints

Leaving my finger prints wherever I go, marks being left. Maybe someday when I'm great all the walls, stairwells, trees, doors will whisper of me. Of the time my prints grasped theirs and for a moment they were support. One day, I'll trace back all the places my prints have been, touched. To the statue, to the muddy banks of the Mississippi. To the Unique Marker Yacht Club, to the Gulf. On a ship or on a plane. My hands themselves have told of my existence.
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Aug 4, 2012
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