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Memories of spring

I’ve written a poem, and as that’s something I rarely do, I thought I’d share it here. In the midst of this parched and listless summer, it’s a reminder of the soft, dewy spring. While I’m here, let me say that everything is good, even if the endless sun has found me impatiently hopping fromContinue reading “Memories of spring”

Posted byAlice Mulhearn Williams10th Jul 2018Posted inLifeTags:english flowers, poetry, spring, suffolk2 Comments on Memories of spring

Venice is a peach

In January, Venice is a peach. The velvet skin of her buildings – oversaturated in the glare of summer – blushes now in this hazy light. For the most part, she is the yellow kind, her plaster blooming with red, cream, ochre, that where chipped and peeled reveals the flesh of the fruit. There areContinue reading “Venice is a peach”

Posted byAlice Mulhearn Williams23rd Jan 2018Posted inTravelTags:peach, poetry, Travel, veniceLeave a comment on Venice is a peach
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