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Sep 2014
Her body could sing with no word to be heard but would deafen me just as it should be.
The skies seemed to explode in her eyes, a mosaic of blue with lights running through them,
Men fell at her feet
whereupon I would meet them, look at and delete them from memory.
She could pluck tunes from my fingers,make melodic singers of my stubby old hands.
She stands with the Amazons.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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