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One the Death of Summer

Day was a bright one,
A summer, a rain -
Your kiss was a grey one,
A dying, a pain:

And earth was unending,
A round one, a ball -
But love had its ending,
The finite - the gall

Of a life-time,
A season, a year,
Like the dawn of a day-time,
The dew, and the fear

Of a noon-tide,
The parchness, the [...]

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It is a strange world - one after the flood. Many foolishly thought the flood was the result of global warming, but those at the Temple knew differently. It was divine retribution for those who doubted Him and tried to use science to thwart His wishes. It was retribution for those who [...]

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In 2001 journalist Åsne Seierstad arrived in Kabul. One of the first people she met was a bookseller. She was fascinated by his stories about his battles with the different regimes and their censors, how he hid books from the police and lent them out to others. Over the weeks she got to [...]

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The Misty Woman

I think verbs are sexy. Well, at least I find them attractive and interesting. They do exciting things. They make things happen. They are like a kind of moving or magnetic force in the language universe. Describing them as ‘doing words’ is like calling the Mona Lisa ‘a painting’ and the Sistene Chapel ‘a building’. [...]

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