There may be no Brontes buried in Pleasington cemetery but it does have its fare share of cunning moss and not all of it on the graves.
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Ignoramous moi, I wondered what was this "cunning" moss of which you spoke. Then I find that it is Dickinson waxing lyrical about the death of Charlotte Bronte.
ReplyDeleteI love the image, but I love your text more.