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“He - has fallen-

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in the far south land”
AWIL

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“After the first phase

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/ after passionate nights and intimate days”
The Manhunt

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The fog

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hangs thicker
AWIL

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trace the frozen river

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which ran through his face
The Manhunt

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His hand,

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whom the worm now knows
AWIL

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the damaged,

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porcelain collar-bone
The Manhunt

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flashed news

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is in her hands
AWIL

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feeling for the hurt

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/ the fractured rudder of shoulder-blade,
The Manhunt

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The street lamp

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glimmers cold
AWIL

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closer

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The manhunt

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Page full of

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his hoped return
AWIL

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only then

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did i come close
The Manhunt

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If I should die, think only this of me

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/ that theres some corner of a foreign field / that is forever England
The soldier

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For years afterwards the farmers found them

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/ the wasted young
Mametz Wood

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In hearts at peace,

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under an English heaven,
The soldier

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The earth

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stands sentinel
Mametz Wood

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A body of England’s,

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breathing english air,
The soldier

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Twenty men buried

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in one long grave
Mametz wood

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And think, this heart

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all evil shed away
The soldier

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The blown and

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broken birds’ eggs
Mametz Wood

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In hearts

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at peace
The soldier

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the bones

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stirred in the ground
Mametz Wood

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Some corner

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of a foreign field
The soldier

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slipped from

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their absent tongues
Mametz Wood

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I could pick anything and think of you -
/ this post-post modern age is all business Cozy Apologia
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Not a red rose or a satin heart
/ I give you an onion valentine
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Were content,
but fall short of the divine Cozy apologia
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Its fierce kiss
will stay on your lips valentine
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I fill this
stolen time with you Cozy apologia
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its scent will cling to
your fingers / cling to your knife valentine
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chain mail glinting,
to set me free cozy apologia
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it will blind
you with tears valentine
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Twin desks,
computers, hardwood floors cozy apologia
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It is a moon
wrapped in brown paper valentine
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Sure as shooting
arrows to the heart cozy apologia
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lethal
valentine
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bent double like,
old beggars under sacks Dulce
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richer
dust concealed The soldier
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plunges at me,
guttering, choking, drowning Dulce
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A pulse in the eternal
mind, no less The soldier
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The old lie; dulce
et decorum est / pro patria mori Dulce
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The blood / come
gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs Dulce
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in hearts at peace
under an english heaven The soldier
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obscene as cancer, bitter
as the cud, of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues Dulce
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haunts
Dulce
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Marks of weakness
marks of woe London
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The whole structure leans dangerously
/ towards the miraculous Living Space
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in every cry of every man,
/ in every infants cry of fear London
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Someone has squeezed
/ a living space Living Space
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The hapless soldier's sigh
/ runs in blood down palace walls London
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seemingly
hang Living space
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youthful
Harlot's curse London
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There are just not enough
/ straight lines Living space
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midnight
streets London
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the bright
thin walls of faith Living Space
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blights with plague
the marriage hearse London
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eggs
in a wire basket Living space
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How do i love thee?
Let me count the ways Sonnet 43
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She walks in beauty
like the night SWIB
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to the depth and
breadth and height / my soul can reach Sonnet 43
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A heart
whose love is innocent SWIB
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with my
lost saints Sonnet 43
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Thoughts serenly
sweet express SWIB
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with the passion put to use
/ in my old griefs Sonnet 43
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tender
light SWIB
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the nameless
grace SWIB
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I shall but
love thee better after death Sonnet 43
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I love thee freely,
as men strive for right Sonnet 43
69
the smiles that win
the tints that glow SWIB

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