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Clevedon Pier

The grieving wind led our solemn steps,

and screamed through the ranks of sodden planks,

each encrusted with numb, brass plaques,

fervently recalling local lives lost.

 

We trudged over those memorial boards,

sponsored grief borne by each grain,

as again salt dripped into the Mouth of the Severn.

 

At the pier head our tears contested

the callous grey waves

and lost

again.

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Written by
stevejeff
63 / M
Published
Jul 12, 2016
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11·62
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Inspired by Clevedon Pier and the loss of a dear friend.

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#friendship#mourning#severn#cleavedon
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