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Cemetery
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What of dead trees?
The whole world’s their cemetery
Beneath our feet
plank miles and miles asea
Below the fire
Lamp post on the side of the street
Between the wire
Connecting you and me
What of dead trees?
The whole world’s their cemetery
Between our teeth
Where we make our gums meet
Between our yards
Rafters and ceiling beams
Below our words
Around our lifeless bodies
What will you leave?
The whole world’s our cemetery
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Todd Portnowitz New York, New York
From 2004 - 2009 Todd Evan Portnowitz performed as singer/songwriter in the Florida band Clock Hands Strangle, recording two LPs, Redshift/Blueshift (2007 Team Grizzly) and Distaccati (2009 Chocolate Lab). He now performs and records as a solo artist out of New York, NY ... more
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