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Restless Memories
Restless memories, faded yesterdays -- On my darkened wall a light appears, grows bright, passes into darkness. Outside: the sound of ill-tuned engines. A street lamp shines through my window -- the curtains really should be drawn. In a hot July we sweltered under the weight of words, polysyllabic, pretentious -- a regimen that ordered what seemed only a half-waking existence. In those sweaty dark-baked cells we bickered. We preened. We posed. And we glanced surreptitiously, each at the others. Outside bloomed the warm, sweet, magnolias. The sap of youth ran thick and piquant. Finally it ended (yet never ended?) Cars still go by outside, engines louder, even raucous, rudely mocking. The hour is late. Lights reflected on the walls brighten, dim, disappear. The curtain really should be drawn.
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