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Log Cabin
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I've seen the cabin from all the angles. Noticed the
irregular imperfections... the abrasive texture that
creates depth. Impervious to disease, the inmates are
wrapped in blankets and stricken with warmth from the stove.
I wander with importance over this log cabin's land. Pick
shrubs and pop them in my mouth and graze over them with
my efficient tastebuds. My old brown jacket. My chiseled
chin. My untied shoes, full of muck.
Damn the dwellers. I look over these exact coordinates of
the world and plan my wrath over them. Smash through the
cabin's see-through sections. Gaping mouths to my delight.
This land is sacred now. Free from inmates so I can
continue muffling.
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