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She sat beneath the high-noon blinds The light too garish - spilling bleach Not the soft song that falls behind Far-off horizons of aural beach No, this was hill-light - mountain-light It was harsh, abstract, Cézanne Cutting deep into each crevice - dust-mites Irradiated at dawn Overlooking every balcony Of barking mutt - of barbeque She craved for an epiphany To change how she perceived the view To find some meaning in the pools The bars - the plastic awnings She muttered, “I am such a fool” Then took a drag and kept on longing.
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Mar 18, 2015
Mar 18, 2015 at 4:10 AM UTC
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She sat beneath the high-noon blinds The light too garish - spilling bleach Not the soft song that falls behind Far-off horizons of aural beach No, this was hill-light - mountain-light It was harsh, abstract, Cézanne Cutting deep into each crevice - dust-mites Irradiated at dawn Overlooking every balcony Of barking mutt - of barbeque She craved for an epiphany To change how she perceived the view To find some meaning in the pools The bars - the plastic awnings She muttered, “I am such a fool” Then took a drag and kept on longing.
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Mar 18, 2015
Mar 18, 2015 at 4:10 AM UTC
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