
hayfield
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All being well at Hayfield,
apple trees grow in the garden by the car park
in every kind of green,
as tall as our chests.
We like the weather when it’s fresh
when the sun smiles,
leaves blow,
sycamore seeds fall.
When the branches sway, windfall apples drop
to the grass. We bite into them.
The sun is an open palm shining on our heads
the breeze is two hands,
fanning our necks
Offshore windmills stand tall in the sea, far from Glasgow
they make electricity with their long blades
It’s the wind that makes them move-
faster, slower, still.
In Glasgow, it’s windier and rainier than ever.
There wasn’t so much snow this year, not like Aberdeen.
We like the weather when it’s fresh
we walk along the street and up to the river
where fish swim, a flat palm waving through water,
At Hayfield, we planted bulbs of different coloured flowers
in wee pots on the wall to make it look nice.
Flowers.
All different flowers.
They grow tall and birds come out.
Birds nest in the trees.
All different birds.
blue, red-chested, green-winged, long-necked.
We hung feeders with wee nuts for the birds to come.
Yes, we’ll do it again, all being well.
Yes, we’ll do it again, all being well.
Hayfield Support Services with Deaf People is a charity based in the heart of the Gorbals, working to enhance the lives of deaf people with additional care needs.
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Meet the creators who brought
this page to life:
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James, 60- enjoys visiting family and has a passion for horse riding.
Brian S, 62- lives with his wife in Glasgow and loves trips to the caravan in Ayr.
Stephen, 58- enjoys creating art and doing jigsaw puzzles.
David, 54- a dedicated football fan who supports Aberdeen FC and Manchester United, and also has a love for art.
Fiona, 40- cherishes spending time with her family.
Brian M- enjoys walking and shopping.
Lucy- loves going for walks with her beloved dog, Coco.
George, 52- has a passion for art and an eye for great shoes.
John, 24- loves his pet dog and shopping online.
Catherine, 63- loves animals and enjoys pattern and colour.
