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May 2018
The breeze brews black as Jason's ewe beats bold and blue.

At first glance - second even - past I
Rushed; brushing you from sight.

But now the mind drifts to nooks and nodules only the most desecrated synapses wake.

Soon I am distracted by the sight that sits before my eyes as they cast themselves left; find

Change. Monochrome shades; which have known each and every blade.

None alone, they condone propensity
Whilst surviving, prone. Unknowing,

Of what is yet to come. For what fun
Will it be to see them run and flee

Foresaking the rest without pause for breath, after all we are what is left

Each new lot an unruly and cumbersome hoard of faked shock and dross

Guised cynically as truth. Perhaps not a surprise to see that their starless faces are to me of more value than you.
A poem inspired by a field of sheep.
Written by
James R  Venezia
(Venezia)   
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