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Horses
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in my neck of the woods we tremble
in my neck of the woods we have ceremonies
in my neck of the woods you can borrow my robes
if you return them back to me
we poke fun at horse girls and cowboys
but dream of stables
down the road they kept a horse named party time
and i would visit her occasionally
and i’d clench a saddle
as my grandfather guided a young mare
to the pond where i caught a bluegill
with a little toy fishing pole for the first time
but the last time i held it i didn’t give a fuck
i’m with the city
galloping and leaving it clopped
with my brim down low i’m kicking up dust
through backrooms and crowds
trying to learn how he pulled those faces
of moai out of the ground
and made them broad shouldered
and bending and dancing
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