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Jan 2022
I could never find my place amongst the farmers and the artists
I very nearly lost my way in this here market
My roots lay bare, exposed
The artistry, I'm told, is best to put on hold
A curator, so they say, is not an artist
Despite the bustling town, it was me who nearly drowned
When everything we built came crashing down
Except the weathered boards of this old house
I never found my place amongst the farmers and the artists
I very nearly lost my way in this back garden
Hey, at least we had a garden
It pays to have a garden
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   Terence Chinnery
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