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two cities
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An image from the old testement and the end of an old dream.
two cities Behind this window, two cities are wiped out, transcendent. A short intermission. Passing without incident, glass is a jealous guardian, sprinkled on sleeping eyes. I expect in this respect it makes no difference. Whether one bleeds or goes thirsty. Preaching destruction to the city of Nineveh. The prophet’s lips are wet with liquid fire. Three winters since.

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