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Michael McClintock
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early at my door, the star of morning in your eyes --- of course I will do anything you want me to do today a wheelbarrow's purpose this morning shall be holding rainwater so the clouds have a place to come and go as they like they do not appear as creatures of this world women in shadow bathing in the green water, native to the green land crossing the border from hill country to mountain, the veeries grow distant and something else falls away my heart wanted to keep on my return, brew some of that coffee I sent from Sumatra then I'll tell you about things unmentioned in the letter a fall afternoon turned gusty--- the crackle of leaves and everywhere, everywhere, the smell of haylofts these thoughts that come and go what are they really but a glitter of light on leaves and water the moonlight falling into her room, onto her bed– one thousand miles I've come for this, over muddy roads
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