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Enniskillen 3

Mauve block of US is

frozen butter on soft bread

it won’t spread smoothly.

 

 

Nelson’s wee brother

cries gravel tears, Why can’t I

be more like Nelson?

 

 

The countless that has

lain in you are poppies now

beyond the stained glass

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May 17, 2013
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