| The Garden Wall of The Bridgnorth Club |
A market town spilling down sandstone cliffs to the river
The steam train whistle echoes
The soft hiss of my steam machine glowing in the dark
And lights strung up the bypass
The echo of the last steam train whistle
As the dunnocks huddle in hedges
And lights strung up the bypass
Moving slow and old as sand
The dunnocks huddle cold in hedges
My dry mouth is seeking water
Moving slow and old as sand
How pleasant to have slept and not to have to stir just yet
My dry mouth parched as sand, despite
the soft hiss of the steam machine
To have slept well and not to stir
The market town spilling like water down to sand - how pleasant.

3 comments:
A very evocative pantoum amazing how well it works
Lovely Michelle - I do like a good pantoum!
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