Visions of Duncan
Driven on by visions of Peter Duncan
unfurling green and white checked butterfly wings,
I take my jeep down to the beach.
Surfers bob along like seals
in a state of turquoise torpor
while seagulls wheel overhead,
encircling unprotected pasties.
I drive along the sun-baked crust of golden sand
and nutmeg King Neptune,
smearing cream on a scone
with a tip of his trident
and looking longingly
at a saffron-haired mermaid.
Next stop: USA.
B.R. 21/02/2015
Porthmeor Beach, 1928 by Christopher Wood (1901-1930) |
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