Poetry
Stoke City
At the banks where Trent’s slow waters wind, The red and white of Stoke endure, From Burslem’s kilns to modern wind, Where faithful hearts remain secure. The Potters rise on winter’s chill, Their
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A gentle tap upon the screen, A soft, familiar sound, Each click a tiny universe unseen, Where thoughts and dreams are bound. In quiet rooms or bustling streets, It punctuates our day— A punctuation
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Northampton Town, where cobblestones recall the clang of tram‑bells and the hiss of steam, a market square where bustling voices call over stalls of cheese, fresh bread and cream. The River Nene
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Runny yolk slides slow across the plate, A golden river on a Sunday brunch. Runny nose sniffles in the damp December air, While scarves are wrapped to keep the chill at bay. Runny Brie,
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Nocturnal Blossoms: Petals of the Moon In silver hush the garden sighs, Where night‑blooms lift their trembling heads, Their petals—pale as moonlit skies— Unfold in whispers, soft as thread. Each blossom
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