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My laptop, iPod Lie flat against the bottom So conveniently Like any other Modern obsession we can’t Treat with disregard. Photographs will not Surround the case, because I Don’t have that many, But even a past, Abandoned lifetime deserves A few muttered prayers. The books occupy The most space, as they always Have, wordy giants: Trilogy of elves, Halflings and wizards warring For the fate of men; Two men discover English magic on stormy Moors, under gas lamps; And a genius’s Soul mate writes their adventures, Hands steepled in thought; And not forgetting The others that have carried Me down the road.
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May 11, 2011
May 11, 2011 at 8:25 AM UTC
Leaving Home Forever with One Medium Suitcase
My laptop, iPod Lie flat against the bottom So conveniently Like any other Modern obsession we can’t Treat with disregard. Photographs will not Surround the case, because I Don’t have that many, But even a past, Abandoned lifetime deserves A few muttered prayers. The books occupy The most space, as they always Have, wordy giants: Trilogy of elves, Halflings and wizards warring For the fate of men; Two men discover English magic on stormy Moors, under gas lamps; And a genius’s Soul mate writes their adventures, Hands steepled in thought; And not forgetting The others that have carried Me down the road.
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May 11, 2011
May 11, 2011 at 8:25 AM UTC
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