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Sep 2014
I am teething on a future
as thick as a Goodyear
I hold on as it spins
and burns out
creating smoke and mirror finish
I make much ado
about moving in place

I listen to the static
on the stack of TVs
in the back of a Goodwill
Turn your ears to the proper channel
and you’ll hear the whispers
tucked under lo-def signal
Your eyes will adjust to the fuzz
First published in the short-lived Responder Mag, http://www.therespondermag.com/
Michael Hylton
Written by
Michael Hylton  Ypsilanti, MI
(Ypsilanti, MI)   
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