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Sunflowers

In Amsterdam a few years ago I stood below 12 sunflowers. Standing still I stared at the bright strokes, bold With something but I. Could not understand I. Did not see a plan, and I. Felt small, my heart in my hand alone below bright beaming sunflowers Some sort of morse code. Through the frame I look at sunflowers still stale. For a moment I was nauseous and the world spun round Like a horror story the painting asks for a gift. I could not provide, salty eyes and lips I could not give, a heavy handed thought. So I turned on my heel and left.
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Sep 27, 2020
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