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Stamped: 29.6.09

the poignancy of faded linen:
how brilliant!; how provincial.
yes--when in the linen closet
a towel is removed

worn, torn, forlorn

it is honest--
the poignancy of faded linen.
because when he uses
that towel

worn, torn, forlorn

he is honest.
he does not presume, but rather,
rawly, is melancholy.
is human.
he is honest--yes, because of
the poignancy of faded linen.

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