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bad lands became good lands
Restlessly as
Little water to a dangerous metal
Fear of ridicule
the night was loaded with fallen angels
They are like the work of an evil child
But with shyness
Overloaded springs cry
Fear of ridicule
dark early mornings swept clean of clouds
And the dying vestiges of a garden
reluctance as the silence continued
One afternoon, against the fence
His eyes sweep up the details
His lips scaly as snakeskin
I waited
It became more and more impossible
An old woman hungry to talk
Her voice rattled
Terrified
She was afraid of this place
I waited
I felt I wouldn’t like to have the night catch me here
As the sun angled
Late afternoon changed everything
It was so beautiful
I was caught, trapped in color
Clarity of the light
The descending sun
The strange land scape shouted with color
Far from being frightful, was lovely
It was so beautiful
There was no moon
Hear the excited crackle of the branches
In the night
Bad lands became good lands

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