There were maskless wedding guests Hundreds of planes dropping sky divers We were nailing crosses to the walls Of a grimy city I’d been here before Making my way home But this time I was alone A gangster with a cutlass Took the dishes I was carrying Placing them under the steel steps Before continuing after his query I passed a closed-up bookshop Peered through the small square window How sad I thought In normal times I’d like to go in and look around Then you were there And I gratefully greeted the day
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