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Lost Future
Before this dismal outcome came to be
the future seemed to beckon from afar:
a place bereft of scarcity and war;
a polished jewel of bright uncertainty.
In old-time bookshops (now but memories)
the science fiction covers let us dream
of silver cities, interstellar scenes
and giant spacecraft hung in distant skies.
But none of these is ours. What came to pass
stands far ...
Thursday 13th March 2025 9:47 pm
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