Dick Jones' Patteran Pages
A patteran is a coded configuration of leaves, sticks and stones left at the roadside by Gypsies to communicate with each other. This is my digital version, left for any passers-by...


























































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10 December 2004
 

I started writing this on November 22nd 2003 & suddenly it got finished this morning during the invigilation of a Maths exam. Such is the boredom engendered in such those circumstances…

THE TIES THAT BIND

 

The morning after you left

I drew the curtains on

the seven acre field, Two hares

 

were bowling through the stubble,

wind-blown, skidding like broken wheels.

They danced and sprung apart

 

and danced again and then were gone,

beyond the oblivion of the tree line.

Then a mob of seagulls swung

 

downwind from the west,

scattered, gathered again in a

brawl of wings and then were gone,

 

into a bleak neutrality of towering

clouds. Love or combat, the wind

blows us into the world

 

and out again, we dancers, bound

only to the end of our measures

and not beyond.

 

pic from: www.justsculpture.com/ pages/cornish_hares.html


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