nichepoetryandprose
poetry and prose about place
poetry and prose about place
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in the shelter of the covered bridge
within easy reach
How Her Garden Grew
Meniscus: Crossing The Churn
Meniscus: South from Sintha
Meniscus: Winter by the Water-climb
Meniscus: The Village at Themble Hill
Meniscus: Karst Topography
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