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Before I Sally Off

Before I Sally Off Lost in Chicago State and Madison. Saturday, high noon. Everyone and me. Surrounded, I give up. Against the curb, the sea foams up and in the distance white birds soar, black apostrophes cleaver split but still tangential, rising, falling. The light goes green. Before I sally off I look down and there against the curb, great white waters bowl and people drown. Donal Mahoney

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