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  • Duck At Haldon Ponds
    At evening watches the duck
    slow feeding the waterline.

    Praises the duck. Such a fine ...
  • In The Next Street
    thereâ??s only ever one argument: his,
    bawling out whoever punctuates
    the brief intervals his cussing
    | interrupts, something unheard, reason perhaps. ...
  • Encounter At St. Martin's
    I tell a wanderer's tale, the same
    I began long ago, a boy in a barn,
    I am always lost in it. THe place
    is always strange to me. In my pocket ...
  • The Window Of Vulnerability
    Sure today it could come in a fast plane
    named perhaps for the pilot's mother,
    the city ends in a smear in the road
    and that in a child's shoe. No one ...
  • Train
    After Max Ernst's 'Europe after the Rain'

    In the dark
    each sits alone...
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Dark 4 Never 4 Woman 4 Attention 3 Silence 3 Place 3 Rain 3 Evening 3 Fast 3 Home 3


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Gab__la: • serie • dickinson season 2 (2021) dir. silas howard, rachael holder, keith powell, heather jack, ken greller & alena smith
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Suppose
 by Eugene Field

Suppose, my dear, that you were I
And by your side your sweetheart sate;
Suppose you noticed by and by
The distance 'twixt you were too great;
Now tell me, dear, what would you do?
I know-and so do you.

And when (so comfortably placed)
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