Again my work station is a Fairy Kingdom; 
donning a pink filigree scarf I became Pea 
Blossom of ‘Shakespeare’s Midsummer 
Night’s Dream’; inspired by the desire to 
transcend my life I spread flowers on my 
desk, and in front of newly acquired lilac 
wings softly shimmering on a cupboard
To my right miniature roses amongst white 
decorations - I’m translating al fresco with 
no web or email, drinking a mixture of hot 
chocolate & coffee to drown my throat’s 
malignant instant soup taste; associates 
in uproar over toxic fumes of a generator 
lighting our sixth floor - which, we were 
Told, was once a surgery. Scared a gullible 
colleague, told her spirits of the dead keep
moaning - Go Away, Go Away - on seeing 
her visibly shaken explain it an absurd joke, 
sorry, but can’t help chuckling as I return to 
my desk - now, how to spend what’s left of 
the day creating new words while sucking 
Terms off my thumb or joining workmates 
in a melée caused speculating about the 
state of our building; yet it’s much better to 
play in my Fairy Kingdom, decorating hats
with bunches of flowers, enough of them 
to dream up a storm…
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