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    western new york vacation

    the wind whips
    topographical
    tears into the
    Pariahs’ cheek


    lake Ontario’s lust
    hammers a cold orgasm
    into the power lines
    of a salt-licked snow bank


    smoke curls from your
    nostrils
    as you watch the dying
    sparrow flip & kick


    a solemn & expedient discourse
    lubricated in the frozen ozone
    shatters glass-like
    on the stained asphalt


    while a cowled figure
    shunting a grocery cart
    down the road, down a frozen artery
    of sediment, pauses to stamp boots

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    Hmm, I like this,...you encrouch onto some sensative ground during your third and fourth paragraphcs. Explore that, and then write another poem. That's the area you should explore.

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    This seems to really describe a cold day in New York State pretty well. There is a feel of starkness to the imagery that suits this well. Not sure that the title suits it however; at least it doesn't sound like a vacation I want to take.

    a solemn & expedient discourse
    lubricated in the frozen ozone
    shatters glass-like
    on the stained asphalt
    Intriguing image. Is "lubricated" the right word here? How are you interpreting that phrase?
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