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Jul 2017
one minute hereΒ 
and the next there,

no air resistance
no assistance necessary
just
a smooth move
not really noticeable at all
until we wake,

I imagine tall pines
timeless,
forests of forever that
stretch out and never let any one
tell you
that you can't imagine,

we are the engines that run
through the endless
we are the shepherds that
tend the flocks,

we areΒ the thirsty
the many
the doubt
and the surety
we are
humanity,

once stretched
don't let your imagination
snap back,
keep it out there

wear it like a second skin
permeable
let it wrinkle like your
eyes in the sun
have fun
life really is too short
to be caught
short
unthinking.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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     Tamsin Gray, Terry Collett and Keith Wilson
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