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Us

Us, not us in any common sense, our skin pod hulls, nursed by different rains, pulled from divergent fields, shucked under different moons, no, not us in any common sense, but us in a deeper vain, not as in fruited seed, chaste to the disappointments of common ground, chaste to the harness of sun baked sweat, no, us as in a deeper sense, an us that is rarely found, but in poesy we both profound.
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Jan 7, 2011
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