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12/1/2008 8:15:58 PM
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Marc Mannheimer
(9/9/66 / Cleveland, OH)
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greeting
 
  Red-orange,
plump, orange-yellow orb,
sitting on a nest of treetops,
treetops spreading tall
in and amongst houses,
apartment buildings,
telephone poles

Above the morning busy-ness,
a set of abstract,
reverence-ridden clouds,
over-seeing all that goes below

This, my morning greeting,
through my large balcony window,
upon waking
on my first morning
in my new apartment

Marc Mannheimer


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