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The Pebble Towers

Poem The Pebble Towers by peter Sagar

Peter Sagar by Peter Sagar
21-04-2024 14:43
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Pebbles on a pebble beach
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I found them first 
On a warm summer’s day
By the gentle sea

Towers of pebbles
Testimony to human
Desires to create

Telling a tale of
Human productivity
That had done no harm

Human artistry
In tune with nature’s calling
Living harmony

I went back to see
The towers made of pebbles
But many had gone

Taken by the sea
A bold warning from nature
To know our place

Peter Sagar
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Peter is a teacher, writer and historian who has also been active in human rights work for 35 years. He is particularly interested in how our great human rights history in the North East can help us to be both inspired and enlightened and enable us to face up to the challenges we face today. These challenges include defending the human rights of all people in the region and the country and dealing with the existential crisis that is climate change

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