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For Emma

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And so I'll write my first words today
Now that distance is standing in the way
It was hard to understand what you lost
All potential time was so much longer than we thought
The debt weighed heavy, no chance to pay it off

The world gets darker, as it seems.
You built your alter in the field
For lessons of piety

(Your choice up or get down, your choice up or get out)

Trees' only weakness being ignorant
To which ways its branches will bend

Synesthetic palettes draw lines with our eyes
Matching colors, perspectives and emotions they despise
You saw the connection
Put paints together to combine an idea with a picture
So dim those lights, and realize a sensation
An odorless indication.

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from Parentheses, released May 30, 2015
Some lines borrowed from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "To Nature"

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Parentheses Richmond, Virginia

A bro quartet for all ear shapes.
Danny Cortiz
Casey Grum
Conners Buttshowen
Riley Murturtle

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2012-2015

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