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Thin Glass Frame
Did I see an alter ego twirling round the edges of a microscopic slide or just another doughnut cell the crosshair must endure? The answer surely lies upon the fractal shoulders of a dinosauric factor tree I’ll certainly become. Where looping lens intrudes on self-mirage, with virtual slant as piggyback I dimly met before the hidebound claw of precedent took root. A wagtail canine bark at hoop nose faculty. Amid that fractious world there lurks an imposition deep inside a thin glass frame. Dry bone flock turned upshot on a skeletal squint to minds off course. Deep freeze cabin vacuously threadbare. Polarising focal point for ardent scholar smitten by their optical zoom. Indebted to a cobalt marker label on one’s being for posterity to clinically dissect. Field of vision analyte or pentecostal ocean’s blue-green algae. Nail file rigor mortis on reflection to awkwardly deflect or misconstrue. Egghead hatching schemes on concave glassware where annotation floats around dimensions, with axis dumbing down prophetic tombs. Date Written : 30/4/2020 Thirtieth April 2020 Date Judged : 26/5/2020 Twenty sixth May 2020 Name Of Contest : BRIAN’S CHOICE V, any form, any theme Result ; NA for Thin Glass Frame Date submitted ; Fourth of October 2020 Contest : Second Chances NA poems of 2020 Part III Sponsor : Chantelle Anne Cooke
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