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Molyvos 1984

morning dove or is it the mourning dove? speaks this morning of melancholy rock and sheep and a drunken friend who each night ended his day the same each minute was nothing I knew it was the sound of the bells, around their necks and from the church. Above in the abandoned castle, defenses down in rooms open to the sky looking down on the village life the smell of the beach fish and retsina the wisteria sheltered agora I came there like the gypsies we never saw who snuck in at night took our clothing off the lines and potted plants from the patio, leaving only what was missing as evidence they'd been there
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Aug 21, 2018
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