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Inspired by Edinburgh, this poem is about the winter season and the joy of going home. |
| Home Pale daylight leaches from a sky, of purple pregnant leaden clouds, the phantom moon a baleful eye, upon the muffled shrouded crowds. My breathing freezes in the air, fingers go numb as heat is lost, drizzle makes rats tails of my hair, I skid on pavements slick with frost. Black waves assault the silent beach, eerie in fog and salty foam, I trudge these bitter miles to reach, the laughter and the love of home. |