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Sep 2016
The roof held. Through last year's storms it held      good.
Others' didn't. Tiles were displaced, some fell; must have leaked too.
This one was sound though: sound enough, I thought.

Wasps wouldn't nest in unsound eaves.
It would need to be dry for them. They were nesting when we
First summered here and we had to **** them.

Sometimes I can still hear their buzz in the dry air.
Written by
Donald Oldham
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