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  • George Cassidy Payne

Yet I Am No Brahmin

Posted on June 27, 2019February 18, 2020by Teahouse

The shadow of her eyes, a Volcanic ash, timberwolf grey,on the ribbed and barren seabedof a valley before the pyramids. 5,343 feet above the scent of moonshine and charred balsam, clothedin a milky ash, the air is radioactively alive. Like watercress it breaks with a crisp bite – a blade of galactic time,bathed and blended in boiled arrowroot.  […]

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