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Created on: September 03, 2009
The damp smell
Hangs in my nose
As soon as I enter
The cooling air.
With a zipped up jacket
And old sneakers
I walk out into
The back yard.
The ground is alive
Breathing and moving
As the wind churns
And makes them dance.
I run underneath
Wanting to be bathed
In the colors
Like a million stones.
Their dampness from
The morning dew
Makes little pools
In their creases.
I come back in
Cold and wet
I lost my jacket
Amidst the red sea.
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