After a Zen Saying The future glides in, big passenger wings
hopping down layers of cloud wash, air space. In a carpark, way over, glass fills with light as a gull turns above bare trees and a memory of harbour salt floats, the lilt of traffic, wash of air conditioning tugs, and pitching phone talk, the urge for walking into a blue sky afternoon along the sea of coming and going. By Jill Jones QLRS Vol. 8 No. 2 Apr 2009_____
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