Source:
Adults
Author:
Stephen Atkinson
Title:
Clovelly
If ever there was a place of magic lore, Where white gulls soar at twilight, Dancing seas woo the shore, Huddled homes hint of firelight. 2 Then there I have stood and dreamed with you, ‘Neath neat pink cottages swallowed by dusk, Timbered panes frame cliffside view, Through thin curled woodsmoke, a wisp of musk. 3 Mellow the sorcerer's night, A hint of holy half-light, Guiding us in wonder, Down winding cobblestones, To the harbour, Where the surge of the sea, Vies with the revelry, Whispering from the sad, Dimly-lit bar. 4 And come the morn, misty, murky, The merest hint of mortar, Hidden in hollows, all shades of pastel, As liquid as the water.
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