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A Note on Teotihuacan<br />
By Mark Young<br />
In order to abide<br />
by the precepts<br />
of The Loneliness of<br />
the Long Distance<br />
Runner which is / their<br />
holy book, some moths<br />
retire from politics<br />
but still continue to<br />
produce distinctive fibers<br />
based on the use of<br />
quartz & similar polymorphs.<br />
Others are<br />
rounded up so they<br />
do not become a<br />
significant number<br />
when their final digit<br />
is rounded down. The<br />
rest, once sufficient<br />
radiation has been<br />
absorbed, are left<br />
to complete the<br />
frescoes on the walls<br />
of the Pyramids of<br />
the Moon & the Sun.<br />
As members of the<br />
company of the faithful<br />
this is part of their<br />
duty. In this way<br />
Teotihuacan remains<br />
a one-party state.<br />
Author bio: Mark Young is the editor of Otoliths, lives in a small town in North<br />
Queensland in Australia, and has been publishing poetry for more than fifty-five years.<br />
His work has been widely anthologized, and his essays and poetry translated into a<br />
number of languages. He is the author of over twenty-five books, primarily poetry but<br />
also including speculative fiction & art history. A new collection of poems, Bandicoot<br />
habitat, was recently published by gradient books of Finland.