2017
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the
Coffin Road
on the Wildcat
Trail at Newtonmore
where stood the last Gaelic sign at one time
summer is walking
it narrows the track
hoof smooth, stones of the way
or mossed to tell
raspberries along the way
all the air’s alive
spear thistle
bell heather
common sundew
heather bright rush of the burn
the road and the train and the RAF for soundtrack
budding spring so
harebell
heath spotted orchid
upward the adventure of trees
and in among low birch
the old hut circle …
fence down now
whose ancestors were these?
the seat we sit
two names
now together with the view
all this sad religion
dead flowers for freshest graves
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