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Television Gods When traditions were handed down through the ceiling slices without warning there just wasn’t enough to go around. A castaway youth, confused and seeking shelter in libraries, found instead where others’ lives were buried. Unable to read between the lines there were times inspired by recitation, dedication, yet, always parts left out after assembly. Whose parts are these, never claimed? Then came the time when Television Gods walked the streets like two dimensional daydreams. Now more of a man meant only more to misunderstand. Captured in mirrors, some stranger I had never been introduced to, echoed the dull laughter of crowds. Seasons stripped of surprise, passing through cat crossings and coming to rest, finally, where all of this began. A lifetime lived for others when. I could have been me. August 29, 2009. Arlington, Virginia.
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