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Brian Taylor is a Poet and Philosopher who lives in Cornwall, England and the Far East.
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PURITY
In the dark tabernacle,a shaft of sunlightillumines the heartand shines througha million years of dust. Clouds and clouds of swirlingdustspirallingthrough the lightwhich spills in a golden poolon damp, grey stone and iron rust. When the light movesit does not take … Continue reading
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Tagged Blondin, darkness, golden pool, growing older, heart, illusion, purity, sunlight
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SHADOWS
We peer into the shadowswhere yesterday’s sunlight glows,trying to capture and holdyesterday’s sunlit gold. We peer into tomorrowto predict and plotwhere that sun will likely go(but where, perhaps, it will not). Today’s sunshine still blazesits disc ever overhead.Past and future … Continue reading
TRENINOW LANE
Treninnow Lane is tangled dark and overgrown with angled beech and arching sycamore. No cars drive down and fern and nettle, dandelion and dock slumber in this extraordinary summer’s heat. Spiders’ webs are spun tight and Speckled Woods and Tortoiseshells … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, dandelion, exile, ghosts, nettle, past, seeing, smile, summer's heat, sunlight, Sycamore, Tortoiseshells
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