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Butte

Go up'n roast on a glacier,

Make a trip of it, Monsieur—

I'll personally see your bags will be waiting,

the kindling's got, mosquitoes smashed,

and site taken.

Go at the right time

and can keep humans

far away enough

as to look like ants.

 

Rising sun nips the tops

and chills expressed out of the basin

like a sorta sigh.

 

What at home's only closing up shop,

wiping counters, resetting for action

sweeping between aisles—

 

up here's watching coals die and sun-up,

the whole scene subside then set in.

Dynamic night stretching miles.

 

Then glorious Day

and its weight on painstaken paths,

all worthwhile.

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anthony-brautigan
28 / M / American
Published
Mar 26, 2021
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