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“Weakness is learned,” says the ashes to the urn, as every street erupts in fire. “Spread everything you’ve earned.” In her corner apartment with the remnants of a novel, she surrendered all her hopes and erased the words she wrote. With but a glance she cast aside notions of a life gone awry and as a ghost, took to the road.

I met her there on a cable car in union square and said, “My love, I’ve finally found you.” I fashioned a ring of something old and something new. We were soon entwined in a reverie of foreign kind. She bore resemblance to the past. I was at ease at last in burning lights.

And it was in that very moment I divorced who I once was. I made a blood-pact with my senselessness to never heed its word. And she cast her light on me and stopped me where I stood. In that old hotel, we escaped the ringing bells. I was stunned and stuttering, stared at my past vanishing but she remained.

The road back to the east coast wasn’t made to be passed on your own. I’ll put my windows down and pass the time nowhere bound. I’ll be waiting for you there when you come home.

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from The Last One Out of This Town, released May 29, 2012

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