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He wasn’t dreaming of
A white Christmas
He wasn’t dreaming of
Anything at all
If he ever remembered
How happiness used
To put hairs on his chest
Then he
Wasn’t telling.
Fire had fought fire
Suffused in the long bones
Of his memory
Many moons ago
But Tuesday he wasn’t
Dreaming
And flame had no house.
He hanged himself
From his bunk by
His shirt sleeves
As the snow encircled
The treeless vistas
Awaiting
Hydebank Wood and
Belvoir Park
------ The human race, the only race I know where everybody loses.
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