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Tell elms, "clock's tics move fast past tocs bring out the greenery, push past buds." I've waited too long and Spring is too short. Aluminum siding has capsized and I am sunk too far in this rut. Toenails have begun taking root. Impoverished tin can town, with feral cats better fed on mice and sparrows, releases its billowing film from trash-to-steam chimneys. And septic pea soup drips from sky, so tell elms, "Hurry!" Blot out pestilential reality of this deadly poverty with green places the sparrows might nest. I will keep safe the mice.
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 5:17 PM UTC
Plead With Trees
Tell elms, "clock's tics move fast past tocs bring out the greenery, push past buds." I've waited too long and Spring is too short. Aluminum siding has capsized and I am sunk too far in this rut. Toenails have begun taking root. Impoverished tin can town, with feral cats better fed on mice and sparrows, releases its billowing film from trash-to-steam chimneys. And septic pea soup drips from sky, so tell elms, "Hurry!" Blot out pestilential reality of this deadly poverty with green places the sparrows might nest. I will keep safe the mice.
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 5:17 PM UTC
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