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    [post_date] => 2021-03-25 15:03:05
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    [post_content] => In that place behind my eyes
it begins to rain
sheep turn red
so does grass
the church tower is orange
then it pours down yellow
as though an alchemist turned
our village into gold
people take photos
kids play aliens
little green men
and make us laugh
until we’re drenched blue
and now run scared
through indigo and violet
to shelter in the church
where they are praying
for ordinary rain
and sure enough it comes
along with sunshine
and a strange rainbow
with a chunk missing
    [post_title] => A Sign
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            [wpcf-summary-description] => A winner of the Members' Poems competition in the spring 2021 issue of Poetry News. The competition, on the theme of 'Waking dream', was judged by Rachel Long.
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            [content] => Brian Clark has previously worked in BBC TV in production and as a newspaper and magazine journalist. He has won numerous prizes and commendations for his poetry in competitions including Ledbury, Barnet, Segora and Poetry on the Lake. His work has been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and published in various anthologies. He is The Poetry Society Stanza rep for North Yorkshire.
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