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Count the Shadowsby ~Morten-akaWP

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©2012-2013 ~Morten-akaWP

Artist Chris Burden created this night-lit installation of 200 old cast-iron lampposts from the 1920s and '30s.
Very near to the La Brea Tar Pits.

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the curvature of her back.
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crowded and curved around that defining neural superhighway;
that extension cord,
adventurously connecting the visceral
to the peripheral.
The horseshoe crab vertebrae
scuttle to break through skin at your touch;
reach out,
a defining shiver.
I see your hands
around the rounded hills of her shoulders.
Scapulae jutting out with the extremity of the bend,
ungraceful,
like a chicken's wings.
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stand up like wings,
cast shadows in the dimples of the pelvis that she lifts;
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I ignored the call from the other room and remained seated. That tone wasn't unfamiliar. Taking a bite from my toast, I waited for him to call again. It wouldn't be more than ten—
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