Built to last.
Love drops like scaffolding poles into dependable arms; never missing the connection each time. Bearing the burden, charged with the task; working a beautiful pattern of repetition: trust, hope, respect, relief. Tearing down obstacles, walls, each stone by stone barriers fall willingly. Reckless demolition? No. Laying glorious foundations for new-build structures. Places to breathe and live in; room to grow. Red, London bricks packaged so neatly; waiting patiently, present and correct. Formal, traditionally made, reliable catch the attention standing apart from the familiar, weathered gritstone piles of meaningless debris all around. Cemented together; a strong bond bringing an architect’s vision to this reality.
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I'm relatively new to poetry writing....I've had some fantastic support from a wonderfully supportive friend who's taught me a lot. I'm hoping he may read this one day and recognise himself... All you need to know about me is I love cake and...
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