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Is for, to Hold.(Poem)

 
Mason-Dixon Lines 
 
Is for, to Hold 
 
   I didn't tell the water it was a pitchfork. 
   I believe the water believed it was a trident 
   on account of the family resemblance. 
   The road had disappeared, the field, 
   the sundial was about to go under, meaning shadows 
   would have been unable to stay on schedule. 
   When I touched the water with the pitchfork, 
   it stopped rising, and for a week, an ocean 
   lived in the valley. Birds landed on the ocean 
   like this is what an ocean is for, to hold. 
   A few trees went by and a For Sale sign, 
   I called the number, how much to buy 
   this ocean? The pitchfork 
   had only turned over leaves and banana peels 
   into ...

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