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shit I have to say

where the water is warm and the grass is high

and the sweet sweet smell

that in years closest I have learned was actually the smell

of a fungus

it could not deter me.

even though that is something most often avoided, or aquired, like pickled mushrooms

or just mushrooms in general.

a fungus.

that smell that sweeps through the air, that for so long thought

was only found in one place.

is that to say that I can find a home in more than just that valley?

that I can find peace in more than just that valley?

that, the valley in question, was actually just another one of the many

breeding grounds

for that sweet fungus

the smell that I found trekking across oceans, on winding wooded roads

with friends that I no longer hold dear

while that scent, stays close

that scent, keeps me tied it

it’s not always where I need it.

it doesn’t always lead to where I want it.

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