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A rock raised up by the roots of a wind-thrown oak— nothing unusual, just a dark red chunk of bedrock gripped by a trio of roots with black cracked bark— I saw it had been washed clean by who knows how many storms & still held aloft, as if in some parting gesture toward the celestial powers that did the tree in, saying Here, take your damn rock back.

Dave Bonta

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