Southwest
By Ewan
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The hum and buzz of insects
and the steam rising after rain:
a rill rushes down to the next
- and the next – until
the stream becomes a river.
The cool canopy of black poplars
and the odd eucalyptus
has kept sweat and irritation
at bay, in abeyance,
while the sun goes westward.
I look to the twilight, gloaming
down to darkness, waiting for
the journey to the South West
and home, somewhere
I never thought I’d be.
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I guess even hotter now?
I guess even hotter now?
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Nothing for a year? I will
Nothing for a year? I will pop some in a Jiffy bag and post it to Zulma - more than enough to go round here!
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If the heat is dry, it's
If the heat is dry, it's bearable; some Spanish people found the UK summer unpleasantly humid; anyway, a good poem that brings the taste of Spain
Dougie Moody
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