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Apr 23
I draw a circle on the floor
You and I sit inside it, while the gentle light invades through the curtains
You sip tea and look at me, I look back at you
Then the light fades and the moment’s gone, something cold enters the air
But you’re still laughing, laughing wickedly, while the violinist in the Belmont chair keeps playing
the width of a circle
in the belmont chair playing violin
from station to station
Written by
Sad-Eyed Boy of the Lowlands  121/address/unknown
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   Mary Huxley
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