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Nick Armbrister

Nick Armbrister



Image: Unsplash, downloaded (https://unsplash.com/photos/seaside-during-daytime-Kc7xqFTtcc4) 18. 10. 2024.



water wast


england's deepest lake 

awed me

260 feet deep

half a mile wide

3 miles long


one side was grassy

steep screes were opposite

we found 2 plane wrecks there

1 we fished from the lake


the other was high up

great gully claimed it

i found bits

the lake haunts me



cool days


we never had much cash

holidays were to the lakes

england had much splendour


i went to old mines

found a dozen old wreck sites

strolled on the beach


listened to the bangles

what a 15 year old does

just before i was an adult


decades ago in the 80s

cool days



high up


i want to go back

see the mountains

risk my life again


did we really climb those?


i'm 7k miles away

i've mountains here

they're different

in my head i'm there


on a boat on lake windamere


eating kendal mintcake

visiting keswick village

seeing jets zoom by



bees beached


the sea at st bees beach was moving

never still like a live thing

up above a tall headland towered

we dug tunnels into the cliff face

an old rock swimming pool was dark and deep

one time an eel bit me there

after the beach we ate chips

i want to go back



About the Author: Born in Oldham, a Lancashire mill town in 1971, Nick has lived in various places and now in SE Asia. Has many interests include writing, studying history, military aviation, current affairs. He loves Gothic music and metal, likes the 1980s for what is was (trash decade!), loves tattoos and wants more.


 


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