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		<title>Found in Fields of Grass</title>
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		<description> A woman is haunted by memories of her lover</description>
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		<description>    Finding myself  within a wrinkle  edging Twilight's eye,  I watched time's hidden grey revealed  in shapes that fell  where ending day  lay fading half-asleep   beneath her lidded  violet gaze.     Night's waiting well;  sun's surface burned to drink,  but depth kept darkness   cold in velvet's deep.  The murmuring thread  of Twilight's tongue  languidly drew up  well's bottom, black  filling her cupped hands of mist  with inky shadows,  rising wet to stain  her thirsty lips.     The peering sky  bent down to taste  her mouth, and all made dark  for lovers who must make  ... more  </description>
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		<description>    My dog pants on hill, whirlygig ears drooling down dead yellow snap grass of brittle heat beneath his belly.   My papers won't flutter like a whore's petticoats, but lie still, trembling virgins. They don't fool me.     It's only poetry.     They don't care  for my strange invisible sweaty distortions stuffed inside a homemade kaleidoscope twisting ‘til fisted bits burst like mythogies pulsed in a blender, pieces I then strain through the holes in my mind's tongue and spit back out asking, is it good?  ... more  </description>
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