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Tarmac, By: Neil Fulwood

April 22, 2024 by Neil Fulwood

Tarmac, By: Neil Fulwood

First decent day of the year, spring
finally acting on the memo – that blue skies
are perfectly acceptable, sunlight

positively encouraged. Proper sunlight,
not the weak, struggling, wintry-attempt-
at-illumination stuff. Sunlight that cuts loose

with deep burnished gold, bringing
dark earthy shades of field and hedgerow
into their own, warming the brickwork

of farmhouse and office block, throwing
a glow across tarmac slick
with surface water from last night’s rainfall.

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