Somewhere In These Woods For Marty . A diamondback rattler sheds her skin on the path. . She rubs her nose over sticks, rough red rocks– . slides and curves across the moss of fallen logs. . Bit by bit, she exposes those black gems . slick with the newness of a thicker rhythm. . [...]
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Somewhere In These Woods
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