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"Magikal Realism is an online community showcasing new writing and artistic talent. Established by two Cambridge students (Sanjay and Jac) the site seeks to condense contemporary creativity. The aim is to publish an anthology in the near future."

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    “A Weekend in the City” (Okereke, Lissack, Moakes, Tong) – 51:50


    And all the smoke of the polis descended
    Onto the band: synthetic drops and screeches,
    All the hiss and creak of the city
    Burnt onto a CD. Yours is the music
    Of cigarette ash on a sterilized floor,
    The concrete, balconied Babel
    Calling back the peoples of the world
    To a place that will never be home.

    A man looks to the heavens. A plane roars
    To God knows where, but here, on Earth,
    It is silent, air has stolen the sound.

    He is another man. It is another plane.
    This is another tower, and our language
    Is a machine screaming in the dark.

    Sanjay

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