5 (Portrait of Liv Ulmann)

from onethrewseven by Wyatt Davis, Scott Mcrae

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i cannot measure the distance between the red light and the tower
and the telephone wire
according to my vision from where i sit in the cold light in the cold evening

they are nearly parallel, slightly askew
to that they would meet at one end
and diverge eternally on the other

the buildings collected their sharp angles to bundles for me to calculate
i will never calculate them
i'll sit by the trash cans
bathed in honey, cold light
waiting for mo to call
the big ship plays on my phone
i'll wait patiently and alone

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from onethrewseven, released August 26, 2018

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