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Nov 2016
I say, off to bed with that heavy head,
The bombs haven't flown, we're not easily torn dead.
So rest, rest that weighty crown,
Let sleep ease off that imminent frown.

For the king there is no rest, yet he says.
For the king there is no sleep,
Not now that everything's a test;
Not now that his sorrow's deep.

Then, sire, close your eyes even if the demons dance,
Safe is still valuable and there is now very little chance.
So dim the lights; the morning sun will still reap
To pray that tomorrow you still have strength for this relief.
I am genuinely disappointed with the latest news from America. Even if I don't live there, this is the worst thing the world has yet come up with. I am worried not only for myself and what impacts it's going to make in the near future, but of my Robin's and our family's own, and for the rest who are still shocked badly with the impact thrown at our faces. My heart reaches out to everyone out there.

We have to be ready for this fight.
Ian Moonsy
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