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Footprints
Dear A, “Do you remember old John McLean?” you asked “He died of an overdose this last week past”. If I remember him, John McLean? Yes, I do see Faint among fractured shadows of memory The edges curled with whisky and cigarettes Our midnight quests, sleaze and side-effects. While we talked of escape, and sought new thrills Beyond the tollgate and home’s confined hills When you parked that night so determinedly For pills in the nervous light of a pharmacy Perhaps the adolescent talk was already dim With destiny that even then struggled in him? Like Eve’s fossil footprints pressed in the dune On the mustard shores of Langebaan lagoon Our choices leave trails and the faint remains Of petrified memories in our time-hewn veins So the blue-black susurrus of his dried blood Are like Eve's footprints before the flood Ending so sudden, abrupt, quite unforeseen. But yes, yes, I do remember old John McLean. Yours sincerely M.
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