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Venezuela [08/26/96]

VENEZUELA [08/26/96] LAST NIGHT I LIT A DOUBLE STICK FOR YOU AN ODOR SO PROFOUND TREES BEGAN TO WALK AROUND ME AS I IMAGINED WHAT YOU SAID THE DESERT MEETS THE SEA WOODBINE LICORICE TANGLED ALL AROUND ME AS I IMAGINED WHAT YOU SAID ON EITHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN THE DESERT MEETS THE SEA LITTLE RED ANIMALS REACHING THROUGH THE VINES, TYING MY JOURNAL WITH A BOW. IT SHOULD RAIN TO MAKE YOU STOP CRYING, FULL MOON HIDING THE STRANGE STATE OF BEING TOGETHER. I TRY TO IMAGINE WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THE DESERT AND THE SEA.

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