FOR THE FIRST TIME CROMWELL STREET DRAGONS

 In Tewkesbury number 43 creeping plants window records they searched the special talent for growing purple roses for the first time in Cromwell Street dragons one last paved trace in the corridors of their feet mosaic patterns a large area of barren typically uninhabited land itinerant to fragile snail back scrap scavenger the front piece of the nose at the level of hope when they took the plunge which was on the top of the brain there was a heavy wooden or metal trap door the rain was getting patchy with metallic clothing for the changing weather entering under cover of darkness after a moment open door the open door persisted ground nose rez-de-chaussée nonchalantly scruffy a dripping voice the railway bus station it was just a continuous flow in and out of time