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Bluebells

Never had I seen bluebells as I’d seen that year – Way up Ladder Hill, the first turn – you’d have known the way. Like a carpet spread as far as the eye could see, Whilst new leaves came upon each tree. The light The dappled light Softly shaded below the evening sun The sweetestContinue reading “Bluebells”

Posted byodetocycling21st Apr 2020Posted inpoetryTags:bluebells, cycling, loss, mourning, remembrance, springLeave a comment on Bluebells
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