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At the Little Harp

by @dreams-of-sepia

- for him a.k.a Rembrandt, a fellow poet & love of my life- I think of you in the conservatory of the Little Harp Inn, on the seafront is this where you came too is this the place you meant in your poems when you spoke in them of  the ‘ glass tearooms’? a ginger waiter brings a couple their tea. Outside, a thunderstorm is raging suddenly, there sounds a cry: ‘’ Look, the roof is leaking!’’ & bright lightning again splits the sky just like love, striking Everyone laughs in wonder & an old lady walks by in pink outside, without an umbrella in this, Clevedon in the summer
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Aug 23, 2015
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I took a trip to the tiny seaside town of Clevedon ( in South West England)  yesterday & this happened.

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