For generations
children have dropped stones down the
shaft; a distant ‘plop’.
by Scooj
For generations
children have dropped stones down the
shaft; a distant ‘plop’.
by Scooj
Newquay harbour wall
where untidy heaps of pots
are left out to dry.
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Idyllic cottage
where I learned to ride a bike
never forgotten.
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Cornish skies, deep blue.
Ocean reflected, absorbed;
waves of clouds breaking.
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We four together
on a wave – mum, daughter, son.
dad; it’s a keeper!
by Scooj
The happiest day
spending time together on
the rocks in the sun.
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The Penny Farthing
used to be here; tea and cakes
with my grandmother.
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In their millions
reminiscent of ash spewed
from a volcano.
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Shops come and shops go
I’m sad it’s the tackle shop
where will I get bait?
Salt in my hair and
white salt ringlets on my skin;
Summer sea swimming.
by Scooj