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This House
This dingy yellow house will blush blue tomorrow, another layer to hide the shame of paint that can't outlast the shingled frame: gold, green, red and green again, each a coat that once gleamed back at eager boys with brush in hand, now bearded, bent and not so bold. They've aged and still the house sags older by a century. Tomorrow grime will be removed, the flakes fresh scraped and primed. Tomorrow by this time, the house will gleam anew, jaundiced clapboards covered by a sea of blue. © 2007 Kåre Enga [164.440] 2007-12-27
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