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Sue Burge

Studley Royal Water Gardens Temple of Fame

Studley Royal Water Gardens Temple of Fame

by Sue Burge — When they peeled the dome / from the damaged temple // it was full of honey, oozing / down the columns like sweet candlewax // the workmen’s hands slathered / as if they were desperate bears

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