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Forever Eve

A dry wind lifts a damp fringe of gray hair. She is wrinkled, her mouth sunken over dentures. She's as thin as dust but glows on the edge of her ruin. The earth aches. to seed her again with a long-buried star-shine. In this concrete thoroughfare with its cold blind windows, she is ever fertile she is Eve.

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