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© Iain Banks 1983
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My lady's voice on the phone Like an electric thread of silk Drawing me through night and thought To a stormy city A handful-hundred miles away. 'There's thunder Can you hear it?' I hear Something too fine, too balanced To be called tangle, Too wisely innocent of plans, devices To be named weave. I press the plastic closer, Try to bring her nearer. 'Can you hear the thunder?' But the gale is drowned, The rain hushed; Thunder quieted. She speaks, And a gentler force Overwhelms all of them. © Iain Banks 1983
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