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It's another late night when rain strokes the yard into gore-blue slate strakes. Beyond the almond-thin window a car hurtles into a red away at the same time as your face pushes through the plum-colored angelfish orchids right to my blanket eye as I wake from a dream about snow in Dublin. A moon bathes in Judas rain, in dense yellow shadow; although I am so alone - I have never been so alone - I feel your presence in this strange convergence of a flower's face, and the memory of motherless snow.
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Apr 13, 2021
Apr 13, 2021 at 9:12 PM UTC
Laying Awake
It's another late night when rain strokes the yard into gore-blue slate strakes. Beyond the almond-thin window a car hurtles into a red away at the same time as your face pushes through the plum-colored angelfish orchids right to my blanket eye as I wake from a dream about snow in Dublin. A moon bathes in Judas rain, in dense yellow shadow; although I am so alone - I have never been so alone - I feel your presence in this strange convergence of a flower's face, and the memory of motherless snow.
EvanS
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Apr 13, 2021
Apr 13, 2021 at 9:12 PM UTC
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