This poem is taken from Stand 239, 21(3) September - November 2023.
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If now, I was to leave this place and drive
for more than seven hours (excluding Costa
coffee stops), I would arrive (over the bridge
that wasn’t there), to the white town
by the rivers and cliffs – by the lime kiln
...
If now, I was to leave this place and drive
for more than seven hours (excluding Costa
coffee stops), I would arrive (over the bridge
that wasn’t there), to the white town
by the rivers and cliffs – by the lime kiln
...
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