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Blessed am I to dwell where travellers roam, weary on their aching feet they sit here, sand between toes, sunburnt scalp and ice-cream hands. Where lit fires warm content bones, sheltered from storms beyond the panes. But our storms are never ugly here, rain dances bout' the cliffs, wind shaking woods, sky full of bruise coloured clouds. Not neat, this land is not of order, she is made of wilder stuff; of 'untamed'- of 'free', of rolling land and sprawling wood. Not neat, no, but peace.
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 7:15 PM UTC
Cornwall, home
Blessed am I to dwell where travellers roam, weary on their aching feet they sit here, sand between toes, sunburnt scalp and ice-cream hands. Where lit fires warm content bones, sheltered from storms beyond the panes. But our storms are never ugly here, rain dances bout' the cliffs, wind shaking woods, sky full of bruise coloured clouds. Not neat, this land is not of order, she is made of wilder stuff; of 'untamed'- of 'free', of rolling land and sprawling wood. Not neat, no, but peace.
I was thinking about how beautiful Cornwall is, and tried to capture a tiny part of it in words
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 7:15 PM UTC
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