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Five Messages and a Cigar

*That permafrost runs grounded,

soil as iced as tempered tundra sands.*

 

I called you when I got to Rio.

There be a savior alight on a mountain top.

Five messages and a cigar. True to you in my fashion.

Fit brown head in the bathroom, goin' a'gettin' ahead and not behind.

Five messages and a cigar. Shoe-shining. Nods goodbye.

Them Brazilians are sure to be shoe-tappin' good–

I leave some messages.

I smoke a cigar.

 

*Ringing rang raw through the apartment's hide,

twice and again. And then twice more.*

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Feb 19, 2014
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