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North America: Hornets buzz in a stinky green          dumpster Pidgeon's feet clasp the edge of a skyscraper           rooftop South America: Moonlight in the jungle ---- rain           pats a thick, fleshy leaf ---- a yellow eyed           panther slowly blinks once Asia: Edge of the desert ---- a boiling mirage           scorpion skitters across dry, cracking soil North America: Wyoming high plains ---- cool           gusts ---- hulking, brown bison chews grass Africa: Wrinkly old woman in a hospital gown          squeezes the cot's cold metal bars, then feels          nothing, squints at the florescent light above,          then sees nothing, listens to the drone of          medical machines ---- silence Europe: A  child is born in the sterile light         of the delivery room, naked, slimy, sobbing --- Burlington, VT, 2013
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