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Michael McClintock
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the peaks release their clouds at sunset the valley opening to whatever comes the old ways back to the fields reliably when winter ends the water remembers wanting to go into my room and be alone, yet leaving the door open a crack the perfect hour of an afternoon when the meadowlark rests and the late train from L.A. goes by without stopping right there in the wide blue sky above me: that is where I find the origin of loneliness when alone on a barge in the harbor at midnight I feel like the only fool on earth
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