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Polzeath Cornwall

POLZEATH CORNWALL

Gathered here amongst the hills of our hearts

The stones of us, our joy, hopes, history, dreams

Tumble out as words

Bold pebbles against the sandy shore.

 

Doubtful shadows creep around me

I feel their breath at my back

Their salt ****** my eyelids,

Pulsing, this circle of light, words, and laughter brings me back ,

This sweet belonging bears me away.

 

The streams and fields of us sing this landscape

The echo resounds around these walls

As our souls meet on the far silver shore.

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Written by
rachel-burch
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Published
Jan 25, 2010
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