I remember the grey slithers of rain, The jocular driver As I boarded the bus At Temple Meads, And the friendly lady who told me When we had arrived at the city centre. I remember the little pub on King Street, With its quiet maritime atmosphere. I remember tramping Along Park Street, Whiteladies Road and Blackboy Hill, My arms and hands aching from my bags, To the little cottage where I had decided to stay And relax between rehearsals, Reading, writing, listening to music. I remember my landlady, tall, timid and beautiful.