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Daily, Anna Tole rides by me. sitting up straight; pedaling awkwardly. she looks down: maybe at the dirt or a stone, but it’s most probably something i cant see with glass eyes alone. she sees things… like a seed taking root or a nest where foxes chew rocks in constant costly pursuit of that elusive sharper tooth clouded. constant. clarity. she looks closer to see grains of sand much darker than her pre-disposed pre-dawn darkness the kind that attaches itself tangled up behind her she might as well be tying soda cans to tap out a telegraph message s.o.s…s.o.s…s.o.s…
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Jan 15, 2011
Jan 15, 2011 at 9:48 PM UTC
the routine riddle
Daily, Anna Tole rides by me. sitting up straight; pedaling awkwardly. she looks down: maybe at the dirt or a stone, but it’s most probably something i cant see with glass eyes alone. she sees things… like a seed taking root or a nest where foxes chew rocks in constant costly pursuit of that elusive sharper tooth clouded. constant. clarity. she looks closer to see grains of sand much darker than her pre-disposed pre-dawn darkness the kind that attaches itself tangled up behind her she might as well be tying soda cans to tap out a telegraph message s.o.s…s.o.s…s.o.s…
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Jan 15, 2011
Jan 15, 2011 at 9:48 PM UTC
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