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Through cracked fingers soil crawls

As neon forests of green growth ignite

Bruised yellow the tree bark cries

Moving across the dim shadowed pastures

Stone-colored winds rush toward sky

Rearranging destroyed dreams of numbered believers

 

 

 

Through cracked fingers soil crawls

As fog rolls beyond cloud covered hills

Across the black ashen yard

Pace moves as deer hunted at dawn

Picked once by waged eyes seeking elimination

Erasing destroyed dreams of numbered believers

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Nov 23, 2013
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