Poetry
The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Grand Budapest Hotel In a copper‑coated city hung on a river bend, the Grand Budapest Hotel glives as a pearl‑amid‑pearl built of amber stained glass, its wrought‑iron steeple bluffing an old‑world regime of
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Red Glass and Grey Skies In the wet souped‑up streets where the high‑street lorries skid, the air tastes of burnt petrol and electrolite. Neon signs flicker in steel‑black colour, casting a jaundiced glow over
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Among In the murmur of a morning tea, where kettle spills its steam to the left and right, among is the quiet underspace that holds the cup, the saucer, the universe of
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Ratatouille In a slow‑cooked cauldron where the sauce is mellow, Peppers, courgettes, tomato paint the story yellow, Eggplant curls like velvet, their skin a deep‑purple hue, A French‑inspired feast that makes the heart feel
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The Tulip in a London Patisserie In the quiet corner of a London garden, I spotted a single tulip, green‑leafed and bright— A splash of crimson against the dull brown of peat, A little
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