1985
They shared the confusion and the tension, silently moving where their legs took them. A journey on another strange path with strange people.
They sat rigidly on the train, moving where the wheels took them; the miles clicking under them with a determined and unwavering rhythm.
They'd find the water together and feel the bridges burning behind them, as real as the heat on their necks.
Picture: Nannnnnnn
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CONTENTS
- Columns (60)
- Prose poems (24)
- Songs (14)
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Welcome to 'A Frample', a confused tangle of columns, prose poems and lyrics. It's not so much a blog as an online folder, lying somewhere between a drawer and the bin.
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