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There is another hole in the old town. When it rains it will hold water like cold craters on the moon.Devoid of life now, each drop will hold the history of years. Every drop will reflect on scrubbed steps and drunken Fridays and days off in bed. The wind will whistle hit parades over mud. Grass will pretend it was always here and cold kids on new bikes never turned out at Christmas or in new clothes come Whitsun. Plaques will not record the living or the dead. There is another hole in the old town. Shaped like a worn shoe. Hard to fill. Tony Noon
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Feb 21, 2025
Feb 21, 2025 at 11:50 PM UTC
Another Hole
There is another hole in the old town. When it rains it will hold water like cold craters on the moon.Devoid of life now, each drop will hold the history of years. Every drop will reflect on scrubbed steps and drunken Fridays and days off in bed. The wind will whistle hit parades over mud. Grass will pretend it was always here and cold kids on new bikes never turned out at Christmas or in new clothes come Whitsun. Plaques will not record the living or the dead. There is another hole in the old town. Shaped like a worn shoe. Hard to fill. Tony Noon
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Feb 21, 2025
Feb 21, 2025 at 11:50 PM UTC
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