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An ocean away in Colwyn bay, a glamorous stranger is looking my way tilting her head and lifting her shades, her furrowing features are meeting my gaze Shamelessly eyed from a platform away As if she had something important to say Then turning around with a curious frown, she starts back towards her familiar town To elegant houses of ashlar and brick A terrace of Gothic adornments and frills Victorian angles and white window sills, becoming the specks which are dotting the hills A town held aloft by a battered plateau and anchored to ocean by columns of stone A picturesque coastline, a spring getaway The home of a stranger, her postcard landscape The rattle of metal and the wheels over rails The men wearing colours are starting to wave My thoughts turning back to that taciturn dame The din of the train means I'm pulling away
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Jul 27, 2019
Jul 27, 2019 at 2:30 AM UTC
Colwyn Bay
An ocean away in Colwyn bay, a glamorous stranger is looking my way tilting her head and lifting her shades, her furrowing features are meeting my gaze Shamelessly eyed from a platform away As if she had something important to say Then turning around with a curious frown, she starts back towards her familiar town To elegant houses of ashlar and brick A terrace of Gothic adornments and frills Victorian angles and white window sills, becoming the specks which are dotting the hills A town held aloft by a battered plateau and anchored to ocean by columns of stone A picturesque coastline, a spring getaway The home of a stranger, her postcard landscape The rattle of metal and the wheels over rails The men wearing colours are starting to wave My thoughts turning back to that taciturn dame The din of the train means I'm pulling away
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35/M/Ireland
Jul 27, 2019
Jul 27, 2019 at 2:30 AM UTC
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