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May 2014
rocket ship day-dream
believing in pollution free exhaust
perfect white billows
against azure a.m. skies
windshield bug, ride of its life
Jell-O plunge into the unknown
soft and gooey mashed potatoes
swallow my space submarine
cradled in eternity
alien architecture flashes by melting windows
escaped light blinds me
atoms separate slow-motion
like stop-footage of decomposing fruit
double-bass heart beat
as God’s eye looks down
recognizing self
Sam Temple
Written by
Sam Temple  Oregon
(Oregon)   
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