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Left At the Farm

The full moon looks over a cornfield left in shadows in the middle of the night. Tires sing on the highway as I like awake in a strange bed. Dirt crusted boots a lined up on steps to the upstairs. The ceiling creeks, and I wonder if I’m the only one to hear. A tree outside the window waves its weary arms. My uncle always said the work was never done.

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