The scarecrow's sour, rotting grimace hung limp from its stick.
It's tattered arms scraped a path of wretchedness in the air as they flailed violently in the wind.
Water, tar-black, pooled in guttered soil.
Field-fronds of wheat watched wild birds slip, sinking into the closed, dark, density of cities with no souls.
And heavy poured the rain.
Sunday, June 8, 2008
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