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The Avenue

 Now that we've come to the end
I've been trying to piece it together,
Not that distance makes anything clearer.
It began in the half-light While we walked through the dawn chorus After a party that lasted all night, With the blackbird, the wood-pigeon, The song-thrush taking a bludgeon To a snail, our taking each other's hand As if the whole world lay before us.

Poem by Paul Muldoon
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