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He was pouring ajax on
Smaller creatures.
I could see the smallest details.
I could see the smallest things.

Gates left open and
The moon is glowing.
Your husband's asleep.
You could see the smallest details.
You could see the smallest things.

You always feel like you’re missing something.
How do you ever fall asleep?
Did you check the locks?
Did you check the oven?
How do you ever fall asleep?

He was putting a fence up.
Always building barriers.
I could see the smallest details.
I could see the smallest things.

Now your friends see cracks form in you,
But all you see are cracks in your ceiling.
You could see the smallest details.
You could see the smallest things.

You always feel like you’re missing something.
How do you ever fall asleep?
Did you check the locks?
Did you check the oven?
How do you ever fall asleep?
How do you ever fall asleep?
How do you ever fall asleep?
How do you ever fall asleep?
How will you ever fall asleep?

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from I Wish I had been Born as the Rain that Forms Rivers that Carve out Canyons, released April 20, 2015
Thanks Raymond Carver for writing excellent short stories.

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