The following is the preface of the book I'm currently reading:
"Come with me, ladies and gentlemen who are in any wise weary of London: come with me: and those that tire at all of the world we know: for we have new worlds here."
Substitute "Southampton" for "London", and this would suit you well. It's The Book of Wonder, by Lord Dunsany, and the highest of high fantasy - the quality of the writing is astonishing...
Well, if I'm honest, I didn't really think about symbolism or anything, I like the rich colour and texture of the grey flagging though, setting off the casual way the jigsaw pieces are just lying. It's nice too that they are conceivably part of the same jigsaw if not at all similar.
I have visions of you marching away from Soton with all your possessions bundled into a knotted handkerchief of the end of a stick!
Some of the jigsaw pieces were already attached to each other.
I will march away with a wire mesh bin over my head, not knowing how else to carry it, protecting me from tiny flying dolphins that will try to stop my escape.
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"Come with me, ladies and gentlemen who are in any wise weary of
London: come with me: and those that tire at all of the world we know:
for we have new worlds here."
Substitute "Southampton" for "London", and this would suit you well. It's The Book of Wonder, by Lord Dunsany, and the highest of high fantasy - the quality of the writing is astonishing...
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I have visions of you marching away from Soton with all your possessions bundled into a knotted handkerchief of the end of a stick!
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I will march away with a wire mesh bin over my head, not knowing how else to carry it, protecting me from tiny flying dolphins that will try to stop my escape.
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