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April 5, 2019 by Madison Goldbeck

Did he cross the dry Sierras?

 

Did he cross the dry Sierras
to shape a fable Paris?

How blue it is,
the end of hilltops.

The colonists are realtors,
with fuel pumps against the sun.

With a shade in the eye,
no thrones to weight
and poems to speak.

Darker than Vesuvius,
a dearth of Caruso.

Yes, there is something bothered in the air.
A tenor between rings of the ear,
whispers underfoot across windrows.

A pioneer only second to the lore.

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About Madison Goldbeck

Madison is the creator and founder of GoldDust Magazine. She currently works at TMJ4 News, one of Wisconsin's top news stations. She received a bachelors degree in journalism and creative writing from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 2018. She has a Siamese cat named Franz, enjoys reading Vladimir Nabokov, and has no known food allergies.

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