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In a different town. The baked streets have thinner air. The fata seem to belong less to Morgana than to the mountains. The tall mountains that freeze The water of the eyes to The water of the roads a mile away. The terrific air. I can now only barely recall. No sound, the film skipped, Slightly off the projector track. The dark insides of a native heritage. The store with an open door. The stern woman behind the white smoke counter. Turquoise is expensive, But no one buys enough for it to be in vogue. A vogue might swallow all the sulfur Sand. The sharp nose, Cheekbones that squint the little black eyes deeper inside. I can see why they must have been afraid, Though I’m not quite sure what I mean by “they.” This town is different from any other one. And you can feel it when the mountains Pin their tongue into the sun.
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Apr 20, 2010
Apr 20, 2010 at 1:42 PM UTC
Antigone Antique
In a different town. The baked streets have thinner air. The fata seem to belong less to Morgana than to the mountains. The tall mountains that freeze The water of the eyes to The water of the roads a mile away. The terrific air. I can now only barely recall. No sound, the film skipped, Slightly off the projector track. The dark insides of a native heritage. The store with an open door. The stern woman behind the white smoke counter. Turquoise is expensive, But no one buys enough for it to be in vogue. A vogue might swallow all the sulfur Sand. The sharp nose, Cheekbones that squint the little black eyes deeper inside. I can see why they must have been afraid, Though I’m not quite sure what I mean by “they.” This town is different from any other one. And you can feel it when the mountains Pin their tongue into the sun.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Apr 20, 2010
Apr 20, 2010 at 1:42 PM UTC
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