Tea at Kensington Station
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Ere the clock struck two past two, a rather crowd had we
All sipping, all sitting to see and touch and hear
This king of clocks and tick tocks
Who sits on the other side of the sky
So good, so warm, so pleasant
To have the king of pheasants
Present himself that day
At Kensington Station at two past two
On platform number three
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About the Book
What if an ordinary afternoon over a cup of tea turned into an extraordinary adventure with strangers and the One on the other Side of the Sky? Sir Earl of Grey opens up just such an adventure on a restful afternoon at Kensington Station when he boldly interrupts the day. Soon the One on the Other Side of the Sky comes on the scene to turn a cup of tea into a wonderful time of discovery with new friends.
But a Zoubzubzat threatens to spoil the occasion with its distracting ways and vies to sway the crowd’s attention. How will the One on the Other Side of the Sky save the day and turn it into an experience that no one will ever forget?
About the Author
Since 1989, Christopher Choate has embraced poetry as a means to communicate, soul to soul, with God and with others. Communication is a two way road, and Christopher crafts his poems as a means to listen with words as much as he uses them to speak.