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Brown grassy mountainsides; full of yucca and sharp burs and stripped-naked trees. (Your buffalo have all been murdered, America.) atop this vertical precipice, the edge of everything that’s never been, before a white and faceless Void: the sore thumb of a boulder. A gray and ancient troll. There sits a changed and stoic stranger wrapped in a wool blanket against piercing winter wind and frost. Sharing my thoughts. My organs. My perch. Walking along this trail… there can only be death. I check my silent moving watch. Time to turn back.
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Feb 8, 2011
Feb 8, 2011 at 7:28 PM UTC
I Am Worn Out
Brown grassy mountainsides; full of yucca and sharp burs and stripped-naked trees. (Your buffalo have all been murdered, America.) atop this vertical precipice, the edge of everything that’s never been, before a white and faceless Void: the sore thumb of a boulder. A gray and ancient troll. There sits a changed and stoic stranger wrapped in a wool blanket against piercing winter wind and frost. Sharing my thoughts. My organs. My perch. Walking along this trail… there can only be death. I check my silent moving watch. Time to turn back.
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Feb 8, 2011
Feb 8, 2011 at 7:28 PM UTC
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