I am in Bletchley, dressed all in black
As the bell tolls softly in the distance
Past hushed clusters of drifting blackbirds,
Flying South,
Ashes become dust
And a dull silence hangs deadened around us in the air
For a brief flutter,
I feel so isolated,
Like the single lost blackbird,
Left perched on lonely rooftops
Through the cold, misty mornings
Of a timeless, thick November
But then I feel your big, warm arms
Curl around me
And the weight of your presence
Pulls me earthwards.
I feel safe, again,
And I know that I am not alone,
Despite what I may feel right now:
Dressed all in black, in Bletchley
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