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Barlow Rail

elijah stood over the railroad tracks

waiting for something to strike

 

it would come as a loud crack

the echo of bone smashing

into the infinite sound

 

his limbs spread freely

just a fraction of a moment

spanning all time and existence

 

he would scorn the trees

for cradling his last goodbye

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