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¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& i follow the tire tracks west. they go ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& parallel with the railroad, with its ¨&¨¨&¨&&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& endless mirrors looking kinda oily. an ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& incredible power bound there... there's ¨&¨¨&¨&&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& a wire fence to separate the two roads. ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
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¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& even though there's a foggy quality to ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& the air, the path i follow is glowing. ¨&¨¨&¨&&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& a yellow-green moss has taken hold ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& where the machines who made these ¨&¨¨&¨&&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& tracks once disturbed the clover field. ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
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¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& we're off the season when the birds ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& sing beautifully. these days it's just ¨&¨¨&¨&&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& screeches, or calls for help. ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
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¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& i think of the jackdaw i maimed ¨&¨&&¨¨&¨&
¨&¨&¨&¨&¨& yesterday. i fear the dreaming gate. ¨&¨¨&¨&&¨&
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