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In
Venice
We
mole
myopically
dusk
to dawn
tunnelling
dark,
the
washing and wonder,
seeking
San Marco
some
sense in the map,
an
end to these drunk palazzo walls.
But
who can see clearly
'mongst
windows of masks
fashioned
from gold
confessions
of joy.
For
Carnival has come
and
we shall be lost;
to
dead-ends and alleys, to
pleasuring
pain.
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