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We’re not in Kansas anymore.

— Dorothy  ·  The Wizard of Oz

Painterly worn leather boots pointing opposite ways atop a wooden signpost in a dry landscape.
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An editorial interpretation.

The speaker registers that their surroundings are utterly unfamiliar and that the rules of ordinary life no longer apply. Kansas stands in for the known and comfortable, so the line marks a sudden jolt of displacement, part wonder and part unease, at finding themselves far from home.

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