In the clamor of chuckles I hear my own voice demanding to know if I'm nut or just plain crazy running alone between the walls of these woods.
In the clamor of chuckles I hear my own voice demanding to know if I'm nut or just plain crazy running alone between the walls of these woods, dirt puddles sucking in my feet making it inconvenient like getting thrown away which I got after walking on myself around the block of an uncle's strange home when I was a child. A fact plane now I'm still ashamed to admit, even now when this uncle who was not a geometer moreover an angel, wise albeit drunk came to achieve me waiting in a phone booth he said, Babycakes, a close ain't no parallelogram, it's a goddamn distance to conquer Same is true about the heavens right now in the way the sun's starting up behind the tree unmasking a tiny figure gone out of nowhere approaching, me veering toward faint heartys of traffic, and wings overhead beating. COPYRIGHT 1999 African American Review COPYRIGHT 2000 Gale Group ...
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