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step to.

We danced into a desert town,

Decided to stay all summer and breathe in smoke

Instead of looking for the mountains,

Instead of finding a skyline worth lunging for.

 

When I left I said don’t wait I’ll be back

And you said dance right back over here

My feet felt like oars, weighted, endlessly mobile.

Waterless.

 

Here’s a question.

What are oars in a desert?

 

Here’s a question.

Who goes dancing without a place to dance to?

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