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‘Three Macaques’

Rosalind Flatman
By Rosalind Flatman
Image: Andrew Collis

Mizaru saw nothing bad,
Kikazaru heard nothing bad,
Iwazaru spoke nothing bad,
but each was outnumbered
by the other two,
and nothing bad
remained a myth.

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