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Sep 8
Written: 5/5/2025

The ominous wind blew into my lungs again.
"Here's your crown, king of the call centers again!"
Las Cruces proclaims to this insubordinate ant;
as I reach back to Phoenix
with cold crackling hands.
We are blind, my wife & I
awaiting this fog to dissipate it's settings.
This civilization in distressing woes;
where locust moths here eat up all financial blessings.
But in our grief the future things bloom, as
I held in thought God's light on the
empty tomb.
Man-made hope comes in breakable triangles
and hangs on mortal suspense but in
lowest terms the call center pays the rent.
a poem about moving to New Mexico and how poor it is here. © May 5
Sean C Stucki
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Sean C Stucki  36/M/New Mexico
(36/M/New Mexico)   
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