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“Created Responses To This Day” Francis H. Powell responds to Day 213 of my This Day images. I would love to feature your responses too.

January 16, 2023 / The Wombwell Rainbow

The cold stone wall
eyes the river
as it gently ambles on
There’s a gentle breeze
but all is immersed in
a deep repose

Francis H Powell

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Born in 1961, in Reading, England attended Art Schools, receiving a degree in painting and an MA in printmaking. He has had different books published and compiled Together Behind Four Walls, a book raising money for Marie Curie Nurses.

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