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TIME AND THE ECHO. 15 June 1968.

Writer: Spike WoodsSpike Woods

A few sticks crackle in the dark.

A heart imprisoned in the stove-black bars.

Outside, in the lonely night, crying.


Memories are running in the hall,

A white owl watching on the frog-backed isle.

Outside, in the silence, her crying.


And the three bells sound . . . . .

Wildly ringing on the tingling sea.

Outside, in the broken church, dying.


Memories of Brynhenllan Church hall, Dinas Cross and Cwm yr Eglwys, Pembrokeshire.

 
 
 

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