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Summer Storm

The ridge of continued drawing
stashes ash to remind me truths
not names cue new venues.

Fast-past the illusion of heroism,
the junction says miles near and far
delay knowing where you’re going.

It’s all a popped star’s throng;
the song started wrong last dance.

I’m tired of rowing from the modern masterpiece,
becoming a blip among other vestiges of attention.

One-two, syllabic static defines the clouds
scoring fallen friends waiting to be risen again.

What’s the point of asking you say, think?



Posted 01/13/12
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