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Apr 2020
The flaking fence leaned into evening,
It was the backyard drunkard,
A release of heat and energy

Deserted diversions sat idly,
Everything slackened... sadly,
In the bashful light -

The slumbering grass, itches the irksome
Overthought. I, propped up on elbow and
Watching - a telegraph pole - rigid, out of place

The insistent caterwaul of insects continued,
The crepuscular kind,
The buzz of night, waiting patiently, in line.
Composed upon a contemplative eve, while gazing at the Hat Head sky - a shield to a sad reverie.
Jacob Dunstan
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Jacob Dunstan  27/M/Sydney
(27/M/Sydney)   
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