for SM
This was our way of keeping in touch.
Touching base with the time.
The time I had woken before sunrise.
Sunrise today is at 07.33.
At 07.33 you were frying eggs.
Eggs were eaten at 08.10.
08.10 in two separate counties.
Counties that yawned the country open.
Open the curtains, 08.22.
08.22, clocking off.
Off into the day like a train.
Trains of thought that spirograph back.
Back out and back into the dusk.
Dusk, 16.14, and a prayer to home.
Home, where it is just gone sunset.
Sunset today is 16.36.
16.36 and I go outside and watch bats.
Bats echolocate here and in Yorkshire.
In Yorkshire are you hearing this?
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Showing posts with label Yorkshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yorkshire. Show all posts
Monday, 26 November 2012
ECHOLOCATION
Labels:
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clocks,
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Lancashire,
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McCue,
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Susan,
Susan McCue,
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Tuesday, 6 November 2012
LANCASHRING
for BC
Riding out of the ice crevassed rock.
Horwich, Buckshaw, Lostock Parkway
Every station stop is business.
Buckshaw, Lostock, Horwich Parkway
Midnight misting across like hail.
Lostock, Horwich, Buckshaw Parkway
My hands were lost in a mobile's light.
Horwich, Lostock, Buckshaw Parkway
Headlit motels at a taxi's halt.
Buckshaw, Horwich, Lostock Parkway
Fox eyes stared from a terrace window.
Lostock, Buckshaw, Howich Parkway
Railways unspooling from under wheels
Edale, Chinley, Grindleford, Hope
Riding out of the ice crevassed rock.
Horwich, Buckshaw, Lostock Parkway
Every station stop is business.
Buckshaw, Lostock, Horwich Parkway
Midnight misting across like hail.
Lostock, Horwich, Buckshaw Parkway
My hands were lost in a mobile's light.
Horwich, Lostock, Buckshaw Parkway
Headlit motels at a taxi's halt.
Buckshaw, Horwich, Lostock Parkway
Fox eyes stared from a terrace window.
Lostock, Buckshaw, Howich Parkway
Railways unspooling from under wheels
Edale, Chinley, Grindleford, Hope
Labels:
Ben,
Ben Cottam,
Buckshaw Parkway,
chinley,
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Cottam,
Edale,
Grindleford,
hope,
Horwich Parkway,
hotels,
Lancashire,
Lostock Parkway,
poem,
poetry,
Railway,
repetition,
Train,
travel,
Yorkshire
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