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I got your text message this morning

at 12:49 AM

as I was barreling down Interstate 90

surrounded by caravans of trucks

who flit up and down the easy hills between Erie and Toledo

like sheet metal moths in the lamplight

I could see, feel, taste nothing

outside of my hulking lepidopteran companions

and the white dashed line I'm pulling in

racing to the sinker at the end

and that's you

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May 30, 2010
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