Poetry |
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First village
of the Pennine Chain / Veined with skinny up-bank lanes /
Winding byways pinched between / Old drystone
walls tossed with green / Chapels frowning down on
pubs / And Sunday Bingo in the Working Mens’ Club / Grand, owd, worked-out wench / Resting on your
bedrock bench / Through mizzly days in early spring / And puthery days hot summers bring / Lost in the mist when Autumn’s
come / Or shawled in the silks of the setting sun / Warming
your toes these frosty nights / At your embered hearth of far town lights. |
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