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			<title>PompASSity</title>
			<description>his large frame splays out in the swivel chairas his captive audience looks and listensin a trance like state of miserable boredom&amp;nbsp;the hotel lobby is quietpotted palms droop in the cornerartificial magnolias grace the windowswhile he potificates&amp;nbsp;he leans back tilting th..</description>
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			<title>DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY</title>
			<description>Puck, on a cool August night watchesthe soft flutter of Lunas' wingsbrushing softly against the dusk,listens to the symphony of the streamfrom crickets resined bows.In eager anticipation he waitsfor the bass boom of frogs,the timpanin of a night hawk's trillthe soft oboes of the whip..</description>
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			<title>ANTI PARADOX</title>
			<description>On the grey concreteto the rightof the centre line&amp;nbsp;Crows,eating carrionfill their placein life's design.&amp;nbsp;Cars swerve to avoidthe scavengers,ironic,at least one hit the rabbit.</description>
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			<title>AFTER THE STORM</title>
			<description>Spruce treesdressed in white tutusfrozen pirouettessparklingunder bright winter sun.</description>
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			<title>THE TOLL KEEPER</title>
			<description>&quot; We'll cross that bridgewhen we come to it.'&amp;nbsp;The maelstrom increasessucking me into the voidwhirling faster and fasterBridge after Bridgecrossed and destroyed.&amp;nbsp;Leaving help and support behindthe whirlwind spins faster and fasterthe dance becomes impossible to follow..</description>
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			<title>DOMESTIC DISCORD</title>
			<description>Zeus and Heradisagreed one night.He flung lightning bolts;She screeched thunder,They both spat rain.</description>
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			<title>POINT OF CENTRE</title>
			<description>lost in time and crumbled granitegraves of my grandfathersancient to even them&amp;nbsp;generations marching backwardsto the mists of the beginningbefore centuries intruded&amp;nbsp;what small thread of DNAremains of those ancient ancestorswhat part of them me; me them&amp;nbsp;staring i..</description>
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			<title>NOVEMBER ROMANCE</title>
			<description>Ah,the smell of burning leaveson a chilly November daylast chore of fallsending up a haze of smoke wafting on a gentle windrain begins to fallthe burn now wet goes out.We head for the house and hearthtis time to stoke the fireplace,blow the flame of fragrant apple logssettle with..</description>
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