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Aug 2016
Banality disrupts the
seeing eye
corrupts the incorruptible
and I sit idly by
a piece in a thousand year puzzle

It's us and them and who versus who
that counts, but
count your beans they'll add to ten
and we'll have Jack to tea again

When I fade just scratch me out
erase me
leave me in no doubt

I shall be the smoke to rise, to
become the tears locked in your
shining eyes
the autumn sky
the warring night
the arms you hold
to hold you tight

thirty versus thirty more

crawling along the bathroom floor
I know I've crawled this way before
and the closing of the bedroom door
reminds me that I'm home
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  69/Here and now
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