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Daniel Gannaway

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Flashback

one of those pre-dawns where you shock sleeping seagulls into flight with your mini-snap camera you try to infiltrate a flock you've come down for sunrise in a pronounced acid high and you chase these hazy moments hoping you'll translate your mind but will you see it again as you are seeing it? but will you see it again as you’re coming down? down the beach plunge your friends aeroplanes heading into swim amidst laughter and tumbling you’re all down to bare skin how do you describe mother ocean? as she rocks you uncertainly a wild turquoise that envelopes then leaves you phosphorescently what of the sun signalling a new day's begun? gently lending you a delicate glimpse soon she’ll breath fire from her lips but will you see it again as you are seeing it? but will you see it again as you’re coming down? down down down you never want to come down wrapped up in a blanket on a balcony a hot cup of tea it all seems to be a dream can any of it be reseen?

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