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Day's steamy centre
The restless classes giving scant attention
To the teacher's pleasant drone.
Two boys rush to ring the angelus,
...
The boy lies back on crackling grass
And gazes at the old gum's grasping arms.
Shadows, leaves, birds, a gurgling creek -
Flickering
...
Fresh from the stunning Musee Rodin
we rode the Metro to Pere Lachaise.
I'd read of it in Rolling Stone,
seen Annie's intriguing shots.
...
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Angelus
Day's steamy centre
The restless classes giving scant attention
To the teacher's pleasant drone.
Two boys rush to ring the angelus,
That glorious sound of another day's progress.
A gift:
To sound the bell that tells the world to pause
And remember …
God is here.
A short and shady path leads to the chapel door.
Bells hanging silent, the slack wound rope
Is grasped and pulled nine times.
Unequalled joy and honour:
To be chosen to toll the angelus bell
And let the world know …
I am here.
(Brisbane,2010)
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