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Sundance

Bury me with the River Spirit.

Frozen underground,

surrounded by snow

in the heart of the canyon.

Let it hold me next to the babbles,

the falls, in the trees and among the cabins

I can't hear or see.

On my knees howling at the sun,

it shines down and

stings my frostbite.

Dead in the ground

when the canyons fail,

the waters halt and

all things fall and

I won't see you.

All things are harder to find

when you are in a wooden box

and buried.

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christopher-j-marsaglia
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Apr 18, 2010
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