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Jun 2018
We were huddled round the fire.
That’s how it was back then.
Propped against spit stains.
“Disgusting.” Mother said.
Chilblains seemed small price to pay
as we stamped our feet.
Embers glowed, soon to be sheet of ash.
The coalman comes tomorrow,
no promises, he’ll want cash.
Written by
Maxim Holt
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