The Leaf That Turned
23 Sunday Mar 2014
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23 Sunday Mar 2014
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22 Saturday Mar 2014
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A splash of green or red or blue,
Azure, purple, orange too,
A dash of yellow, splash of lime,
A technicolour masterpiece quite sublime.
The sun brings to life these coloured panes,
Leaves the cloister floor garnished with rainbow stains.
Whatever happens, this I vow,
I will return to this special place somehow.
21 Friday Mar 2014
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20 Thursday Mar 2014
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Pea-Souper, it is such a wonderful,
phrase,
To describe a fog that somehow conveys,
A frisson of fear, of impending doom,
Of cold and damp, of Victorian gloom.
The air is chill and full of vapour,
You look at objects as if through tracing paper.
It’s like donning a thick, wooly winter glove,
The landscape feels like it’s slipped with a subtle shove,
It’s as if the world is at one remove,
And it’s silent and dead and needs to prove
That there is life underneath that gossamer smoke,
That objects will emerge from under that cloak.
That the sun needs to burst through the dulling haze,
And tarnish the world with a colourful glaze.
19 Wednesday Mar 2014
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18 Tuesday Mar 2014
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17 Monday Mar 2014
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16 Sunday Mar 2014
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15 Saturday Mar 2014
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14 Friday Mar 2014
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