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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Vertigo by Rocío Prieto Rodríguez
In the distance, a voice, can’t quite get what it says. The sound waves surrender to the void and get to my ears: In the corner of the palace they killed a hunchback… The Bazaar at Constantinople with its vaulted … Continue reading
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All Drugged Up by Janet Evans
All Drugged Up You are my drug of choice, an opiate, I am enslaved. With you I whirl, dance and spin On this pavement of life. You are all colours – orange, reds, blue hues, Golden yellow, sparkling … Continue reading
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NEXT JULY by Sally Barnes
NEXT JULY by Sally Barnes Yabba, yabba, burble, burble. I try to focus on the speaker, thin, balding, leaning over me like the tower of Pisa, with elbows. He could be speaking Russian. Perhaps he is. We are in … Continue reading
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