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Masses move like clumps of weeds Floating narrow outlets, making corners, Pieces breaking off, sliding, new turns Some stopping, disappearing, moving on. The stream divides and crosses It loops right then left, no seeming end. The cars all dusty brown and wet and arrogant Sound bleating cries, jostling to win. Each one thinking they are the only; Unconscious to all others, but having to. Quick moves, sudden turns, ignore to negotiate Serving a tiny purpose, finding a tiny end. Above the rush and floating mass Peering sharply down, closing in The monoliths and testaments, providing each One a burrow, and a fence, against escape.
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Dec 24, 2011
Dec 24, 2011 at 10:46 PM UTC
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Masses move like clumps of weeds Floating narrow outlets, making corners, Pieces breaking off, sliding, new turns Some stopping, disappearing, moving on. The stream divides and crosses It loops right then left, no seeming end. The cars all dusty brown and wet and arrogant Sound bleating cries, jostling to win. Each one thinking they are the only; Unconscious to all others, but having to. Quick moves, sudden turns, ignore to negotiate Serving a tiny purpose, finding a tiny end. Above the rush and floating mass Peering sharply down, closing in The monoliths and testaments, providing each One a burrow, and a fence, against escape.
ralph-e-peck
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Dec 24, 2011
Dec 24, 2011 at 10:46 PM UTC
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