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Richard Dinges, Jr.
Home
Home lies buried
under cottonwood
tree’s dry leaves
and brittle branches’
grasp, within weeds
grown greedy for
sky in our week
long absence, in
fetid air released
when doors open
to our return,
our own hold in
a world too wide
for us to survive
longer than it
takes to drive home.

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