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Square, Fire, Meal & Night
Cloth opens. The camp exists.
Cloth opens. Three sides drop. A wall against the wind. Sand or grass. The square holds the hour.
The picnic that waited.
A floor you unroll. A table with a cupboard. The meal that waited for the hour.
The quiet does not come home.
A cot off the sand. The quiet does not have to come home at dusk.
Buy the shade the hour can keep.
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Pitch the square. Then the fire. Then the meal. Then the night.
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Open sky, three sides, or shade you cook under
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Unroll the floor. Heat and water. Stay for the hour.
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A cot off the sand, or a room you zip
We named Moh for the uncle who leaves with a bag and a fire. He knows two outsides: sand that holds heat, and trees that hold a cooler hour. A square of shade. A wall against the wind. Time to sit until the house can wait. Then food that cooks outside. A floor you unroll. A night you stay. Clutter in the garage says we meant to go and did not. One tent by the door says the hour is already kept. Moh collection is that kit: shade, fire, picnic, sleep. Not a league. Not Papa Sports. The uncle still asks: “Will you come out?”
