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Tuesday, April 11, 2006

the hills have eyes

chimes jingle on a door;
slam shut. Footsteps echo,
revebrating off of empty shelves

Dusty floors rise up
to greet customers,
prices haphazardly hung
next to sold items

collateral damage is evaluated.
The broom in the corner's broken,
and the freezer's warm to
the touch (on the inside)

Desolate winds blow across
civilization's last stand.
grey & brown & red & empty
Posted by subject to subjectivity at 10:32 PM

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