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A poem, no doubt


This is at one of the spots where patients at this hospital, mainly a psychiatric hospital, stand outside to smoke cigarettes.
The writer has a nice hand. And a good vocabulary, too. Not much of a speller but that probably means s/he knows the words from ear rather than eye.
In another outpouring, ten metres from this one, s/he spelt "philistine" as "philisteen" which suggests to me having learnt it in another language than English and having incompletely learnt English spelling conventions.
But each of their messages makes for an interesting and poetic reading.
The writer has a nice hand. And a good vocabulary, too. Not much of a speller but that probably means s/he knows the words from ear rather than eye.
In another outpouring, ten metres from this one, s/he spelt "philistine" as "philisteen" which suggests to me having learnt it in another language than English and having incompletely learnt English spelling conventions.
But each of their messages makes for an interesting and poetic reading.
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