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Jul 2016
The crooked picture in the room without a door,
Is a jar to my settled thoughts.
Things upon which we dwell in vain,
Maintain the opaque wonder of life's baseless advantage,

Your hold upon my waking mind,
Testament to this fretful musing,
But all the while we strain to know -we hope we do not see,
For our solace lurks in that some things remain a mystery.
Richard Wishart
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