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Milkweed

from Milkweed by Exit Interview

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the forest of sumac were palm trees to me
and the poplar and birch
were the lorien trees
wild catnip and peppermint and roadside chicory flourished
while the trillium hid in the depths of the woods

we ate clover and leeks
and drank chamomile tea
from the bounty of weeds in the yard
we ate black raspberries and sugared rhubarb
the wild grapes stained our fingers and teeth

we picked queen annes lace
but dandelions and milkweed soiled our hands
and then dispersed in white bursts
in the st. lawrence summer breeze

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from Milkweed, released January 4, 2015

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Exit Interview Denver, Colorado

for many years music was my life and, although i was never very good, i was always very passionate about it. now my life has taken me elsewhere. these seven pieces i leave here to serve as the portrait of my former self. as much for me as for anyone else. let us always remember where we have been, with an eye to the ground where our feet will fall on the path ahead. ... more

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