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Article: The Drover's Wife.(Poem)
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- Hecate
- Article date:
- May 1, 2005
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The Drover's Wife
Baked beans were originally sold with treacle.
An empty purse fills the face with wrinkles.
A row of kisses (xxxx)
(the mark of St. Andrew).
Dividing by zero is forbidden!
On the horizon: 23 horses . 19 men . 26 camels .
Bees can see ultra-violet light.
The sky
crackles.
An ironing-board....
A woman tethered to an iron-ring on the floor....
Isn't glass (jus') wonderful?!
You can walk 90 miles and not see anyone!
(Your ears are there, to keep you steady).
Shakespeare married Anne
Hathaway.
There's a mismatch here between History, and
memory.
The World runs on wheels.
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