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Forest Hanging from Inflection Point 
by Daniel Carden Nemo​

Light slings low between detached dimensions where the forest hangs 
from an inflection point. The wind makes for it a shell-shaped labyrinth, 
a network of nodes in which photons cross-sweep the retina. 
Alveoli drink it neat, render movement possible.
Reflections travel by a sort of revolution. Aerial structures
lie bare here in the trueness of physical time as if darkened by fallout: 
past and future seem infinite corridors running at each other, 
nothing to hold them in place except your story told from birth to death,
who you are, untested hypothesis: yours-meets-theirs, the world. 
 © Daniel Carden Nemo

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