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IMAGINED EXPLANATIONS OF THE QUICKLY CAPTURED

9/8/2020

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A bottle of used hot sauce is weary, worried it is responsible for the larger heat and fire.
Tea cups are arranged for a party, but pebbles promise to get stuck in eager teeth.
A blue bump tries to remove itself, leaving a gaping wound.
A fence bulges and bends, containing the invisible. 
A child's hand reports the air quality to those looking for clean inhalation.
Wayward white paper has been crying, its message lost.
A tree strapped tries not to waver from the growth it has before it.
Caution cones are weary as their job is never ending. 
A tiny stage begs for its performer and audience on an empty lawn.
Jagged and scraped, orange and white attempt to emphasize yellow.
A strange man makes a moldy announcement, mouth agape. 
Behind the fence, this is where the fire sits.   
hot sauce bottle on the ground
tea cups filled with soil
blue reflector on street
close up of chain link fence
AQI on a chalk board
Ink smeared paper on ground
straps holding up young tree
caution cones
wooden box in grass
worn out caution street sign
Cartoon like drawing on sidewalk
ottoman behind chainlink fence
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