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<strong>Crannóg</strong> <strong>No</strong> 7 winter 2004 Worlds Apart John Walsh Long, a long time after, I watched the blackened rocks that the waves beat, seethe. It was a day to be alone. Was it over and done? Toss a pittance into the beggar’s lap and catch his whispered blessing. That?s all he has to give us, worlds apart like the sky and the grey sea at odds on the horizon. Was it over and done? I scrounge driftwood memories from the shore, as the sand tracks withdraw. And the flame burns concentric, licking the darkness, while the rags of loving lie ashes in the back of my mind. Was there a hint of a smile as he passed me of late? Does he know how these things turn that make men yearn? Was it his eyes that reminded me of yours? Moonlit on the bed, hard like the blackened rocks, cold as the midnight shore. For Marilyn Page 33
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