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Poetry: Nature's seasons

by Melisande Luna

Created on: May 20, 2007

On Driving Down a Shrinking Highway

Foggy killer seeps from the lows,
shrinking acuity to a sphere -
mute and sucking color
from monochrome horizons.

Columbus was wrong -
the earth is flat,
roadways blur and highways lie
to drivers who make foul-weather friends
with dotted yellow lines.

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