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On white walls washed primrose, candy wrapper leaves crinkle behind the cloying shadow sweets left by a breeze almost too quiet to remember. 

Look past the prairie, now smoldering cornfield wastes of salted soil sewn from our own brows; the only prerequisite is wide-eyed naïvety to catch a glimpse of the shaky-handed painter's brushstroke of trees on a river aptly named "Skunk. In the space between closer to and closer than home, cicada songs join an aspen’s fluttering percussion to usher in the twilight while flipping the switch on a childish soapbox. 

On white walls washed indigo, the final murmur of a hair-raising breeze ties and pulls the puppeteer's strings on spindly trees in a dying evening’s darkening dance.
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Apr 6, 2015
Apr 6, 2015 at 11:39 AM UTC
Growing Up in Iowa Revisited
On white walls washed primrose, candy wrapper leaves crinkle behind the cloying shadow sweets left by a breeze almost too quiet to remember. 

Look past the prairie, now smoldering cornfield wastes of salted soil sewn from our own brows; the only prerequisite is wide-eyed naïvety to catch a glimpse of the shaky-handed painter's brushstroke of trees on a river aptly named "Skunk. In the space between closer to and closer than home, cicada songs join an aspen’s fluttering percussion to usher in the twilight while flipping the switch on a childish soapbox. 

On white walls washed indigo, the final murmur of a hair-raising breeze ties and pulls the puppeteer's strings on spindly trees in a dying evening’s darkening dance.
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Apr 6, 2015
Apr 6, 2015 at 11:39 AM UTC
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