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The McKenna Poem
a paper dress unfolds inside
of the rock tumbler world.
Stone
Paper light in the corner, made-believe that sieves were without hole. Whole notes-- alone
in their departure, an overture of areas only spread. Plenty of light
made its way in, glass awnings as slippers-- lucky, lucky, lucky. Dance
lessons at noon-- a tone's throw away from us.
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