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Poem no. 231

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Route to Blackness

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I have walked this way a hundred times

Coming along the paths that intertwine

Out of the woodland

And along past the trees


One Bridge, Two Bridge, Three

All Behind Blackness on Sea


There’s sheep

And cows and dogs on leads

The only sounds I hear

Are waves crashing the beach


There are so many different shades of green

Dark, light and all things in between

As if an artist is trying to find the right shade

Spotted around the trees, the grass and the leaves


The walls and trees go back to hiding the view

The path gets narrow no room for two


Then the boats come first

The new bridge next

And then as the last tree gives way

The castle reappears


It is at that moment that the air grows still and the water starts to slow

The waves are soft like a child paddling their feet


It is as if I am watching the castle rotate

As my legs speed up

The boats bob up and down

And I see all the beauty that it offers this wee village and surrounding towns


And above all the housetops

I’m coming to pass

I see 4 windows on yellow brick wall

The Lobster Pot

With the message Keep Scotland Weird

A message to all.

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