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JOURNEY AT NIGHT
The interior road
Is wild, the wind is
raw,
But when the
headlights flowed
Like saws
Through strata, what
flashed by
Was more than mere
debris
And riddled signs,
was sky
And the sweep of the
blue sky
And sun that clung
like hair,
And dizzy rocks
And the dervish
windfalls,
And working girls
Like hot-dogs on the
docks
And white sand, and
beachballs
Bouncing and whirling
there
Gorgeous, big as
worlds
That shrank with a
roar
When hit by a hot car.
What do we journey
for?
And how far?
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