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Oct 2018
The rural hours poached breaths off me,
Your shadow casts dark forests on my face
More closures than I can bear,

Something rouge has entered my airspace.

I’m harbouring arboreal love,
It stands stately, shared by you
Your kindness need not extend,

As wide as the wings of the Boeing do…
Jacob Dunstan
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Jacob Dunstan  27/M/Sydney
(27/M/Sydney)   
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     Gideon, Melancholy of Innocence, ---, Fawn and ---
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