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the newly-dead swim away from us, green, iridescent, sweet-snicked as grass pulled from its sheath, there’s a cleanness, a tremor in the full air like music where there’s none the way waterfalls quiver what we breathe, ballast of gladness? relief? a small gold which shivers through pummeled days just after death, we see it unfold in the current of absence we walk through like a high wind heads down, wondering who or what broadcasts this refined and flickering flip of light, released, are our dead at last so large?
perhaps it is a blessing, let’s accept the stir as a final adept, See you—
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