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Sara L Russell, 19/12/14 00:58am White gulls fly against darkness of winter trees swirling in a reeling easterly; bare branches stand in earthbound traceries behind the birds that dance weightless and free. There is a rhythm in this circling flight. a lazy, slightly tipsy minuet; a majesty in gliding wings of white, a sign that better times are coming yet. The dew has barely faded on the green, two fountains bend before the icy breeze, as seagulls, with a grace I've rarely seen swirl heavenward, like flights of fantasies.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 8:16 PM UTC
Winter Seagulls at Chartham Park
Sara L Russell, 19/12/14 00:58am White gulls fly against darkness of winter trees swirling in a reeling easterly; bare branches stand in earthbound traceries behind the birds that dance weightless and free. There is a rhythm in this circling flight. a lazy, slightly tipsy minuet; a majesty in gliding wings of white, a sign that better times are coming yet. The dew has barely faded on the green, two fountains bend before the icy breeze, as seagulls, with a grace I've rarely seen swirl heavenward, like flights of fantasies.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 8:16 PM UTC
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