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Destino

I took a walk one day

And I guess I just forgot to go back

Where I started from wasn't that bad

I just got lost in the beauty

I began to get addicted to things

The further away I got

Things like words written by bukowski

And paint drippings by *******

The hotel Durante haunted by Dali

And Ezra pounds thoughts

Floating through St. Marks square

The bullet train carried me only one way

No I never returned from the sights

Or the sounds of a glacier losing a chunk

Of ice into the ocean

The magnificent blue of the glacier ice

Chilling the whiskey I sipped as I starred

I believe the artwork just ****** me in

I slowly became a word in the pages

A drop of paint in the masterpiece

Out there on that walk

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Dec 5, 2012
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