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We Strolled the Broken Sidewalks

We strolled the broken sidewalks Of a little chilly lake town Caught between mountains Talking about art and money Smelling curiously of aged wood About who cared anymore for culture And stopped in to lunch at A corner cafe where two meals Cost us twenty because we were hungry I snapped a photo of the storybook Book store's curlicue gingerbread For a moment we were sculpture Frozen, captured, cast in time No one important was around to see us Only a robot Santa and a traffic cop

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