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friday comes in with the crickets, 
then the birds. the noise (not even 
songs) of both
 are sad. 

august this year is cool and damp, 
a tragedy, its own
 opposite. the trees are already beginning 
to die. sleep has begun to scare me
 again and so i wait it out,
 patiently, watching my ashtray fill and the light change clear, 
until it pushes into me,
 quiet and strong,
 unrelenting. 

when winter comes again,
 and snow,
 i can get used to sadness
 and to sleep.
 for now though the weather stubbornly 
ignores its season,
 stays stuck 
and stagnant
 and still.
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Apr 25, 2011
Apr 25, 2011 at 7:56 PM UTC
friday comes in with the crickets
friday comes in with the crickets, 
then the birds. the noise (not even 
songs) of both
 are sad. 

august this year is cool and damp, 
a tragedy, its own
 opposite. the trees are already beginning 
to die. sleep has begun to scare me
 again and so i wait it out,
 patiently, watching my ashtray fill and the light change clear, 
until it pushes into me,
 quiet and strong,
 unrelenting. 

when winter comes again,
 and snow,
 i can get used to sadness
 and to sleep.
 for now though the weather stubbornly 
ignores its season,
 stays stuck 
and stagnant
 and still.
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Apr 25, 2011
Apr 25, 2011 at 7:56 PM UTC
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