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by janet crawford trenchardcopyright 2008

driving along in the darkearth and sea to either sideexpecting to be surprised as alwaysby silvery stiltsrising out of the mist, Atlantisspreading its net oflightsI wonderif I missed it somehowthen suddenly crane my neckto see it standing thereon stiff spiderlegs, unlita driveby tour of a dead [...]

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by Janet Crawford Trenchard, copyright 2008
You know this place very welland it is lit, isn’t it?candlelight or searchlightpolice flashlightIt’s your soliloquya room on a stagein which everybody leaves youstanding amongstodd moments of your life-they’re your history, butstill, you think: why drag them along?and soyou step outside the roominto the rainwith only a thin jacket, now [...]

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