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Buses Turning

Perhaps it was mother buse's
gaudy, long apron strings.
Father was never around.
Prayer calculated a plan and
the words repetitions numbed it.
A tick-tock mincing chassis
had been reduced to sleek, square lines.
Rear lights still flash
and the horn is something remarkable


Colin James

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