Morning in Uittamo

The light woke and arched its back. The waste water crossed its hands in the plughole. Little birds fell down the house. Round timbers rolled up the sky.

One bright hair fell on this paper. In grey pencil you sketch the soft dentition of the forest beyond Pitkä Salmi and a hooded crow touching down in the tarmac yard.

Michael John Pickering

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The waste water its hands
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