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Snapping a twig

Mrs Midas

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Like a lightbulb. On

Mrs Midas

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Like a king on a burnished throne

Mrs Midas

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The toilet, I didn't mind

Mrs Midas

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He was spitting out teeth of the rich

Mrs Midas

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Separate beds

Mrs Midas

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We all have wishes granted. But who has wishes granted?

Mrs Midas

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He picked up the glass, goblet, golden chalice, drank

Mrs Midas

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He sat in the back

Mrs Midas

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Who, when it comes to the crunch, can live with a heart of gold?

Mrs Midas

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Halcyon days

Mrs Midas

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Unwrapping each other rapidly, like presents

Mrs Midas

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He was thin, delirious; hearing, he said, the music of Pan

Mrs Midas

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Lack of thought for me

Mrs Midas

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I miss most... his touch

Mrs Midas

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Pure selfishness

Mrs Midas

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We came from out own country in a red room

Originally

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Fell through the fields

Originally

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My brother cried, one of them bawling home, home

Originally

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The miles rushed back to the city

Originally

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I stared at the eyes of a blind toy, holding it’s paw for comfort

Originally

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Some are sudden

Originally

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All childhood is an emigration

Originally

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Some are slow, leaving you standing, resigned, up an avenue where no one you know stays

Originally

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Your accent wrong

Originally

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Skelf of shame

Originally

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I want our own country

Originally

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Shedding its skin like a snake

Originally

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My parents anxiety stirred like a loose tooth

Originally

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I hesitate.

Originally

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Eating worms

Originally

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Swallow a slug

Originally

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I say her phrases to myself

The Way My Mother Speaks

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The day and ever. The day and ever.

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Browsing for the right sky

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Too blue swapped for a cool gray

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Under the shallows of my breath

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Restful shapes moving

The Way My Mother Speaks

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What like is it

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Nothing is silent. Nothing is not silent.

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Dipped a net

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Green erotic pond

The Way My Mother Speaks

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I am homesick, free, in love with the way my mother speaks

The Way My Mother Speaks

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Like a child

The Way My Mother Speaks

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You could travel up the Blue Nile with your finger

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Laugh of a bell

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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A skittle of milk

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Better than home

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Enthralling books

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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She'd left a gold star by your name

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Mrs Tilscher loved you

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Rough boy

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Sugar paper. Coloured Shapes. Brady and Hindley faded, like a faint uneasy smudge of a mistake

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Inky tadpoles changed from commas into exclamation marks

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Under the heavy sexy sky

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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Tangible alarm made you always untidy, hot

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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You ran through the gates, impatient to be grown

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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The sky split open into a thunderstorm

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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A xylophone's nonsense

In Mrs Tilschers Class

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In his darkroom he is finally alone

War Photographer

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Set out in ordered rows

War Photographer

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He has a job to do

War Photographer

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Belfast. Beirut. Phnom Penh.

War Photographer

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Solutions slop in trays

War Photographer

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As though this were a church and he a priest

War Photographer

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All flesh is grass

War Photographer

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Which did not tremble then

War Photographer

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Ordinary pain which simple weather can dispel

War Photographer

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To fields which don't explode beneath the feet of running children

War Photographer

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In a nightmare heat

War Photographer

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A hundred agonies in black and white

War Photographer

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Half formed ghost

War Photographer

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Something is happening

War Photographer

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They do not care.

War Photographer

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Pick out five or six

War Photographer

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Rural England

War Photographer

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Not a red rose or a satin heart

Valentine

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I give you an onion

Valentine

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Like the careful undressing of love

Valentine

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Here.

Valentine

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It is a moon wrapped in brown paper

Valentine

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It will blind you with tears like a lover.

Valentine

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Not a cute card or a kissogram

Valentine

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I am trying to be truthful

Valentine

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A wobbling photo of grief

Valentine

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Its fierce kiss will stay on your lips

Valentine

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Possessive and faithful

Valentine

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As we are, for as long as we are

Valentine

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Take it.

Valentine

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Its platinum loops shrink to a wedding ring

Valentine

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If you like.

Valentine

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Lethal.

Valentine

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Its scent will cling to your finger, cling to your knife.

Valentine