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WFOP

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WFOP

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leaning really too far into yours when mine was so forgotten

and overgrown...

the indians come to me as spirits and speak many things

not listening to one in particular, their voices are pleasant

and wide-eyes i mindlessly smile like a child

from the back of the group i feel one of them know me

this spirit moves to the fore of my attention

though i still smile and stare as if in a trance

he does not look into my eyes- he knows i have seen him

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