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Ohio

The closest I can

get to you is

the farthest I can

get from here -

 

the farthest I can get from

these dreadful Columbus clouds

that protect me from

the unknown,

the lonely cornfields that grow

and grow, but

only grow lonelier.

 

But I like the clouds that

blanket me at night, keeping me

warmer than you ever could.

And I love the way the sun

rains orange and pink on the lonely

cornfield, and the way the cornfield

soaks it up and saves it

for another day.

 

I could love you if

you could love Ohio's cornfields

and cloudy days.

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Jan 30, 2011
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