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Hywel Vaughan-Davies
Poems
Oct 2018
At dusk,
suffused with
spectral footfall
the promenade
fades into grey
winter stone.
With crumbling
smiles, pierrots
sally in monochrome
frames and the
dead bones of
donkeys rise to
cloddy beaches.
Through salt
burned eyes,
torpid seas
heave like heavy
blankets over rusting
lungs; the pulse
of slow decay.
Written by
Hywel Vaughan-Davies
50/M/UK
(50/M/UK)
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