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Driving


You're sitting there reverous
to the brim with something 
that feels like seventeen
year cicada sleep, and
gray turned gold
ripping through the
branches,
pollen seedlings
pluming and
humming a
rolling drone,
racing breath,
restless fingers.

 

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