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because the stream cuts me into paths every morning: makes me shallow and deep, soft, jagged and drifting and we all greet the crayfish in miller’s creek eventually: become ships in the komorebi become chips off of secret rock below the rusty pylon on a hilltop, invisible, quietly pinging signals to the strangers nextdoor from a raspberry bush because we all become scarecrows, lost in tomato vine towns and red maple roots and branches scared to disturb the dirt or the clouds because sometimes the bats come out at dusk to enrapture small ghosts that hang on wilted branches in the woods climbing toward where the sun used to be and i join them when that little river runs deep enough
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Sep 23, 2024
Sep 23, 2024 at 10:53 AM UTC
the opposite of wanderlust, i
because the stream cuts me into paths every morning: makes me shallow and deep, soft, jagged and drifting and we all greet the crayfish in miller’s creek eventually: become ships in the komorebi become chips off of secret rock below the rusty pylon on a hilltop, invisible, quietly pinging signals to the strangers nextdoor from a raspberry bush because we all become scarecrows, lost in tomato vine towns and red maple roots and branches scared to disturb the dirt or the clouds because sometimes the bats come out at dusk to enrapture small ghosts that hang on wilted branches in the woods climbing toward where the sun used to be and i join them when that little river runs deep enough
--written 3/21/20--
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Sep 23, 2024
Sep 23, 2024 at 10:53 AM UTC
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