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Category Archives: Poetry
Mutton Jade
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Via Chamber Lane
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NaPoWriMo #13 – Things We Blew Up
Originally posted on an outreach situation:
We blew up the power station because they said it was ugly. Someone complained on the grounds of noise pollution, said we’d woken their baby up. Someone else whined that the dust was harmfully thick, said they were breathing strange. Someone grumbled that we woke them…