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Martin Esslin Posts a Letter to the Antipodes.(Poem)
MARTIN ESSLIN POSTS A LETTER TO THE ANTIPODES Martin Esslin retired from the BBC, wrote, with a fountain pen, in a blue aerogramme. On the path to the unlockable door I stood between the Hungaroa River, the barley field. I've always regretted ... your beautiful ...
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