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Down South

Channel South.

The Mississippi fold

Whipped midnight dust

From the quiet cages

Of homeless graves.

 

The dead awake

To low night music

As yellow electric light

Mirrors the slow flow

Of gorgeous life

That loves to shine.

 

So speak to the fine eyes

As if you found them

In a great Khan’s garden,

Elegant and wild

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Written by
james-banks-worsham
34 / M / American
Published
Dec 23, 2020
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15·56
Tags
#southern#goodtime#party#blues#night#life
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