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There is a cough and a bark & then a roar, and suddenly the green night is singing. A light rain hangs like a history, the silver toad bus squirms stop to stop, the street racers flick rubber kisses. In the opposite building, a woman undresses before watching a movie: the rain begins to flop and hook. A bicyclist shines and streaks down the sleekish funnel. The moon is forgetful. A love story is playing out on the sidewalk. The green night cascades smokes with sharking clouds that drift north into Maryland with their lethal line. The cat sleeps on my great-aunt's rug: I am alone in this quiet. Something is dying. I watch the rain dry on the summer road.
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Jul 20, 2021
Jul 20, 2021 at 2:19 PM UTC
The Green Night Is Singing
There is a cough and a bark & then a roar, and suddenly the green night is singing. A light rain hangs like a history, the silver toad bus squirms stop to stop, the street racers flick rubber kisses. In the opposite building, a woman undresses before watching a movie: the rain begins to flop and hook. A bicyclist shines and streaks down the sleekish funnel. The moon is forgetful. A love story is playing out on the sidewalk. The green night cascades smokes with sharking clouds that drift north into Maryland with their lethal line. The cat sleeps on my great-aunt's rug: I am alone in this quiet. Something is dying. I watch the rain dry on the summer road.
EvanS
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Jul 20, 2021
Jul 20, 2021 at 2:19 PM UTC
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