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Brian Taylor has been a Poet and Philosopher in Cornwall, England and the Far East.
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THIS YEAR
This yearmixes spring and summer here,a sharp wind chasing baking heat.Hawthorn hangs like snow in clusterswith gorse and last year’s bracken at its feet,turning the whole cliff into an in-between season. Beyond the hills lie great fields of daffodilsbalancing organic … Continue reading
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Tagged bombs, daffodils, explosion, farmers, food, gorse, gulls, hawthorn, invasion, new horizon, remember, resisitance, season, spring, tide, Tregantle, win or lose
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MID-SEPTEMBER SUN
Dry and ripening:sea flat and shininglike burning glass. Gulls floatinglike ducks on a giant’s pond. Small Coppers, Blues and Hairstreaksplayinglike blown leavesin parched grass. Victoria plums,blackberries. This is the turningof the yearwhen all that is thought of as ‘there’is found … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, cosmic seeds, dust, fear, gulls, harvests, lifetimes, September, shining, small Coppers, traveller, Victoria plums
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