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    [post_content] => Then in the afternoon no faun,
no faun had been promised, a whimsy only,
sight of a faun would please the soul.

Not enough leap for a distant sighting –
good conscience anyway would not allow it,
did we hear a faun that day? No, we did not.

Without fulfilment of faun whimsy,
without on that wayward afternoon a faun,
quick now, hide and be sad alone.

The long wait and the snarl of a quick sunset,
no faun had leapt, night –
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    [post_modified] => 2016-08-01 09:55:57
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            [content] => David Hart has won several major prizes, including the National Poetry Competition 1994 and the Common Ground/Blue Nose Poets Field Days competition. His poems were published in 1999 as Setting the poem to words (Five Seasons Press). Poet in Residence at Worcester Cathedral in 1998-99, David Hart set out to investigate through poetry, the spiritual. His latest collection is Running Out (Five Seasons Press, 2006).
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    [content] => David Hart has won several major prizes, including the National Poetry Competition 1994 and the Common Ground/Blue Nose Poets Field Days competition. His poems were published in 1999 as Setting the poem to words (Five Seasons Press). Poet in Residence at Worcester Cathedral in 1998-99, David Hart set out to investigate through poetry, the spiritual. His latest collection is Running Out (Five Seasons Press, 2006).
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