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Apr 2020
The world keeps spinning
   against my will. I stop time
   in my secret world and live
   barefoot in summer grass.
   I build dams in the creek
   and play with crawdads and
   steal change for candy and
   army men from Rathman's.

   Mom never really got me.
   I lived her script when
   I had to. Boy trapped.
   I smell summer's grass.
   I live in a hospice bed  
   and smile big morphine
   grins as my boy trapped
   dies in the summer grass.
Hospice morphine dreams.
Acme
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Acme  71/M/Charlotte, NC
(71/M/Charlotte, NC)   
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