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tu
05:03
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He walked slowly and leadenly to the station
his head in his chest
the wind at his ears
*
Ahead lay a long commute
and he sank into the waiting room chair
and waited
for the train
*
The woman opposite him was knitting
for the whole journey
& got off at the stop before him.
He had an itch at the base of his back
but didn't scratch it.
*
At lunchtime he moved the pile of papers
from in front of him
to the side of the desk
and went to the canteen to buy a salad.
There was avocado in the salad.
He didn't like avocado.
He picked it out with his fork and put it in the bin.
*
The afternoon passed.
*
At 5.30pm he heard a faint ringing
growing stronger
until he awoke.
Yawning, he shook himself,
rubbed his chin
and flew out the window to have adventures.
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nn
05:17
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el
09:25
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Ben Clayton-Wolfindale London, UK
London-based sound artist.
All my work is either free or pay what you want - but
please also consider donating to Bipolar UK if you can: www.bipolaruk.org
Everything is dedicated to the memory of my late wife, Emma Clayton-Wolfindale (1981-2017)
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