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'A fly landed on Ted's eyelid. It took off when he flicked his wrist. The fly and his eye together hovered over the page. The page was dotted with half-formed verses and most of these were scratched out by his blue biro, which he was now attempting to swat the fly with. One of the lines on the page read: There are no roses in heaven...' (Publication abstract)
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