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It sits expectantly on the peg in the dim hallway just above the miniature blackberry stained walking cane, waiting to be pulled over that wonderful head reigning-in errant silver, bushy brows framed. In the pub in a cloud of smoke, a pint of beer next to half a Guinness, just up the road from a market stall where it waited A million Christmases ago. Hide and seek, bobbing along the top of the untrimmed hedge. Coming or going – no difference happiness wherever it goes. Straining against the South Westerly soaked in ocean rain longs for the shoulder-carry from the beach and silly songs sweat pouring, Friday fish and chips, tea in the *** Radio 4, crosswords and roasts.
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
Blue Wooly Hat
It sits expectantly on the peg in the dim hallway just above the miniature blackberry stained walking cane, waiting to be pulled over that wonderful head reigning-in errant silver, bushy brows framed. In the pub in a cloud of smoke, a pint of beer next to half a Guinness, just up the road from a market stall where it waited A million Christmases ago. Hide and seek, bobbing along the top of the untrimmed hedge. Coming or going – no difference happiness wherever it goes. Straining against the South Westerly soaked in ocean rain longs for the shoulder-carry from the beach and silly songs sweat pouring, Friday fish and chips, tea in the *** Radio 4, crosswords and roasts.
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
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