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A Wave

Camilla Eustance (writer), Tori Lill (graphics)

<p>A shell lies waiting beaming in a ray of light (my hand) We lie in a hot room smiling around the curl of the shell Bright blue, a day away and a dream falling In the thick of the last night I sang to the shell the melody ran in a wink […]</p>

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