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Miriam Foley writes for an online publication, and her short stories and poetry have been published in several literary journals. She has recently completed a novel set between London and Ireland. H e says goodbye at the gate. Gives a final wave and walks down the road. She stands in the same spot until she can no longer see him; watches him shrink to a dot on the horizon. The thick grey clouds and the green fields make the perfect backdrop, like a scene from ‘The Field’. He doesn’t turn around once. In her dreams he always turns, sometimes offering a simple salute, others, running back to h