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Undeveloped Film
06:40
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Past times reappear
like the recurrence of an illness
or the confusion of a dream
coming to take me
A lone tent in a clearing
surrounded by junked cars
time to sleep, it's 19 degrees
Time alone,
too much time alone
anger over the phone
A bag of undeveloped film
Cover to Cover, a book of photos
guitar won't stay in tune
total darkness outside
A rubbermaid tub -
past times reappear
Time together,
or too much time alone
keeping hands off phone and
friends who'd take a bullet for me
Past times reappear.
Childhood creeping back in,
my life before the shadow.
Past times reappear
like the recurrence of an illness...
Blotting out the present.
Past times reappear.
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Blotted
08:00
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1/17
21:20
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