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Life, in the Abstract
I.
 Once, a sky-blue
 Pickup flew down the block.
 I don’t know where it came from, or where
 It was going in such a hurry, but
 It sure was beautiful.
 
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 You drank your coffee
 From a porcelain mug. It had
 A chip in the side and I wanted to know
 When you had dropped it, but
 I didn’t ask.
 
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 The soap in my shower
 Melted in the water and I tried
 To stop it from sliding down the drain.
 It went down anyway, and
 I cried a little.
 
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 The clock in my bedroom is shaped
 Like a keyhole in red metal.
 Listening to it tick, I went a little crazy.
 And I tried to wind it differently, but
 Clocks only wind one way.

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