On the Old Measure In the quiet cellar of a London house, an iron balance sighs beneath the floor. The brass arms swing, the ears of stone swing out like stiff‑necked, honest ghosts. They say
Read more →The Nicely‑Smoked Letter In a quiet corner of a London teahouse, the steam curls like a moody fog of Thames‑bank mist. A gentleman in tweed, a faint smile that lingers— his cigar is the
Read more →Interstellar In the dark heart of the night, a silver trail unfurls – the line of a spacecraft, a silver sweep of dream. The sky is a wide, blue‑soul canvas, a vast, waking
Read more →The Silence of the Lambs In the murmour of the evening sky, the meadow lies in quiet estate, golden‑flecked clouds drift on, pale, shy, while lambs lie still, their breaths close‑taught. No chatter, no bell,
Read more →Echoes of the Bay When clouds of war clung high over Omaha’s shore, the first air‑spattered sky gave breath to the young. By ten‑seventeen, the tide of fate was poured, and thirteen broken children
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