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And the bay

And the bay, not purple

but purple

in this light, addresses

all who pass by it

with its uncountable,

jelloing tongues. "You

didn't come here to stay. You

came to put on calcite

layers. To let what's inside

grow, or change,

or become, what you'll become

when you no longer come

here."

 

Most don't listen, they watch

the wind

make a dead leaf hop.

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francis-scudellari
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Sep 24, 2012
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