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I have visited the shores where Ariadne loved and died. I have seen the ruined palaces of the bull-king. I have climbed in the white mountains where wild oleanders grow. I have bathed in the torrent where it rushes between gates of rock. I have looked down on valley fields after sunset aglow with their own luminosity. I have seen the rocks that float. I have seen the bones of the ones who died without hope. I have seen the twin peaks of Kerá shrouded in dreams. Nella and the sun smiled for me but the sun was less gentle and less memorable.
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Jul 29, 2017
Jul 29, 2017 at 12:32 PM UTC
Traveller's Tale
I have visited the shores where Ariadne loved and died. I have seen the ruined palaces of the bull-king. I have climbed in the white mountains where wild oleanders grow. I have bathed in the torrent where it rushes between gates of rock. I have looked down on valley fields after sunset aglow with their own luminosity. I have seen the rocks that float. I have seen the bones of the ones who died without hope. I have seen the twin peaks of Kerá shrouded in dreams. Nella and the sun smiled for me but the sun was less gentle and less memorable.
written after a holiday in Crete
paul-hansford
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Jul 29, 2017
Jul 29, 2017 at 12:32 PM UTC
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