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Saint George

Anglophilia

An early passion

one cannot say

when or why

perhaps his father's admiration

or was it his mother's apprehension

for them

 

Leaves of sweet ruby tea

hot ginger pasties

glory of candle skinned  ladies

the warm eyes and cold hearts

what lovely cats you have

 

Avon flows, its quiet cenote waters

surrounding the poetical urns

Cheery children

noses against windows

those of shopkeepers

that smothered

Napoleon

Yes, Avon flows

the timely midnight trains

to a myriad country stations

all the many

noble selfish

ideals

Joy of bright roses

in a small garden below

where the Keats still play

Adam and Eve

and hear the City's pride

its mechanical soul  

sing its hollow lonely tune again

Oh, where did all the angels go?

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Feb 21, 2013
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