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Cassie Lewis – (lewis)


Cassie Lewis

Fall

Redwoods circling
Bare leaves and blame swirl
in the wind

The imitative light
My cold hands
hunting for keys

Images rustling up
the forest. In my
wake, bracken frost

Behind the sun
is a van, town conduit
Fresh purpose

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