Falling away from the shoreline
Proud on the chattering swell
I'd carve up an arc around Agecroft
Two rings of my bicycle bell
Magenta on violet, blinding
Incendiary sunlight flood
What a dazzling sight
When the noise of light
Rings out like the break of dawn should
She was there in the bleak mid winter
In the shadowless 6 am pitch
She was there at the coming of springtime
Amidst the flickers of the daylight twitch
She was most at home when all was fully grown
When the eights and the singles rowed north
Through the summertime jazz
Old Topaz Taz
Sat gleaming on the Salford wharf
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22/04/10
gknapton
a roomful of creative ideas and brush strokes of word-paint, made of glass and perched high above the water
Thursday, 22 April 2010
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