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Circular route
the daily round
root-less recurrence
reocurrence
the daily round
the centre
stone
return return
the circle
crop circle cornference raises a groan
going against the grain
flippant aside
grind in the corn-ground
probable earthen henge
two unmistakable circles
small sandstone slabs
they take it in turns to lie on the slab
and be photographed
reserve the name
stone circle
for those without earthworks
may have been especially holy
cluster of three
probable ring barrows
remains an off-centre cairn
once stood a good slab of stone
about three feet high
removed for road alterations
in the 1920's
no trace
stone cold
invisible traces
all in the mind
pre-history
trudge to the lonely ring
the silent circle on the moorland
wander around the stones
alone in the silence
of the circle of stones
where cattle have come to rub
stone cold
can't walk
impression of barley grain
on the Culbone Beaker
corn ground
millstone grit
(Coleridge walked to Culbone)
ground in the corn grind
crop circle
'a crop of stones'
language eludes
definition
eludes language
'the stones dispersed'
cornerstone crumbled
sand stone
Stone monuments
are the earliest
man-made structures on Exmoor
we will make
the first women's mark;
sink stone in a singular place
Burl followed
major stone circles
avenues of Wessex
following connecting
associating
longing
leaving
the suggestion of a wall
stones
set
in
mapped stone settings
(we will set them off-course)
dating the stone
pre-history per se
