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Rails-Chaucer Stanza

I walked the rails out of my town this day and saw many things. Train tracks are different marking a way that is often rank. Weeds are here seen to conceal trash and rubbish a wild wind brings. Building has bare back to rails with its loading dock being blank, old sad car stored in yard having house owned and kept by a crank. Street fronts are different, laid out for automobiles and such. See there's an empty glass bottle unbroken some person drank. Rail's path is lonesome trek; I doubt if I love it very much.

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