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There it stands modelling a fine coat of dust covering the rim chips that cheapen it. This vase stood for more than I can understand. In earthenware fashioned from English clay by English hands, but unfashionable now a small squat *** of Dalton blue and brown. Two necklaces of tiny beads clasp its neck like corsets holding open its cornet mouth. But we no longer hear its tunes or read its runes. When I hold it in my hands I see Great Grandma's room with highland cattle in a Scottish mountain scene. The long-case clock of fear and fascination where mother was threatened with incarceration but never ****** Its rustic case reached down to Earth's grim brimstone and fiery domains. 'There,' Mother said, 'lie Grandma's tortured remains.'
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Oct 11, 2015
Oct 11, 2015 at 6:19 AM UTC
Great Grandma's Room
There it stands modelling a fine coat of dust covering the rim chips that cheapen it. This vase stood for more than I can understand. In earthenware fashioned from English clay by English hands, but unfashionable now a small squat *** of Dalton blue and brown. Two necklaces of tiny beads clasp its neck like corsets holding open its cornet mouth. But we no longer hear its tunes or read its runes. When I hold it in my hands I see Great Grandma's room with highland cattle in a Scottish mountain scene. The long-case clock of fear and fascination where mother was threatened with incarceration but never ****** Its rustic case reached down to Earth's grim brimstone and fiery domains. 'There,' Mother said, 'lie Grandma's tortured remains.'
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Oct 11, 2015
Oct 11, 2015 at 6:19 AM UTC
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