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Oct 2014
a fried ankle, densely aching at it
was it was as was being far from fair
time is a frank virtue, do all divine
shed to their torso, and sing frank virtue

love is far from answer, and (barriers
are far from far, and closer than hearts are)
so ache is heavenly, as air spreads to
ears and days that are far from here come here

early; like the bird the worm catches and
the abyss the doll covered up is a
round, circular basin for rye and red

barked trees are all nature has anymore
rest in dusty backs of the untouching
Janie
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Janie  New York
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