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Seventy-fourth Letter to Professor Greene

A Little Lost


I’m high above the city
And twenty miles as the crow flies
But I can see the twinkling lights
Of your place sitting on the ocean beach

In the morning it’ll all be gray
As fog rolls in and overwhelms us
It’s an odd year to be alive
A transition betwixt two mysteries

I signed my name in a book
As if it held any meaning at all
Ground crumbling beneath my feet
The treasure was always beneath me

I always raced without hitting brakes
Ambition was my black gold

A crude map of principles my guide


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