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Abstract
My soul to keep in a coffin, trod beneath (bare) (foot) people (my mortal remains), sloth-bear pads, goats graze (pressed in wood) roots entwine (casket) (cask) this where banyans walk in Muybridge locomotion reco(r)ding their raiders' myths of succession: Taprobana Insula (Ptolemy) for Roman turtleshell Serendib for silk, Kandy for ruby Copra from Ceylon, Beira (Slave Island) Lake
Recommended Citation
Gray, Stephen, DEAD MAN'S DISCLOSURE, Kunapipi, 21(3), 1999.
Available at:https://ro.uow.edu.au/kunapipi/vol21/iss3/11
