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We spread our blanket on uneven ground, bodies embracing in descent,                                They lay on the boxcar floor,                         fingers twisted, clutching slats. Transfixed by the spell of evening, limbs entwined, interlaced,                         Barbed wire punctured palms                         faces creased as in old photographs. We stretched in dawn’s light, poured coffee out of cups, and left as it merged with the dust.                          Bones upheave ground                          unsheathed fingers                            clotted with soil. Copyright © 2003 Gary Brocks
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 9:45 PM UTC
PICNIC IN A FORGOTTEN CLEARING
all your time putting worth on work while the world dies and the hurt just surfs blood and tide being pulled by night cleansing cycles of moonlight I can't mourn from a lesson learned pigs demise at the end of the knife at the end of the of the knife at the end of the of the knife I sit at the edge of the the knife mourn from the lesson learned all your time make the money I roll the nickels yes you see this game it is mine street flows full of blood yes it flows with the blood of the swine I'm a ***** a *** a hobo, a box car and jug of wine bad and good they go together must except one to understand the other you see that everyone will have their day to die just give it time
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 3:06 PM UTC
Out Of The Dark