two-toned trees, bark stripped bare by winter
a father and daughter above the bridge
churches breaching the flatness with toothy spires
one thousand miles of wires rising to meet the sky
walls a blur on my left, factories spill on my right
crows in the dead trees trying to envelope old bricks
outside the door of a crowded bar, observing only departures
April 2, 2011
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