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Jun 2018
Day becomes night and in the lamplight I write until my eyelids are drooping, but it's a carefully managed addiction
perfectly suited to a man who's seen action and prefers now to take it a bit slow.

The heart beats a bit faster every time that I master a rhyme
it's a
pity that time is not on my side.

In a light year or two if I finally get through the wormhole
where my soul is sure to be waiting
I'm hoping that someone will put a word in for me
to the majesty of infinity.

But the night is finite and soon dawn will appear
or it has done before, but who knows?
not I.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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