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Lyric essay

black and white portrait of Jane, head tilted, blond hair, glasses with white and grey striped frames, and a smile

A Poem Begins

Lyric Essay: A Poem Begins, by Jane Burn
A lake, with a hill behind tinted yellow, kind of sepia but are yellow. The picture has been taken from a bus and a faint reflection of the photographer can be barely seen

Lyric Essay / Autism / Nature / Around Me / The Lakes

Feature: Lyric Essay / Autism / Nature / Around Me / The Lakes by Jane Burn
Kim Moore with red hair wearing a green top and green check dungarees leaning against a tree

How the flat with the red door swallowed me whole

Lyric Essay: Ways of Looking by Kim Moore

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