DescriptionSt Martin in the Fields , top of the lightwell - geograph.org.uk - 1528629.jpg
English: St Martin in the Fields : top of the lightwell The lightwell lets natural daylight into the new crypt of the church, built in 2007. It takes the geometrical form of two overlapping circles. The balustrade bears the inscription of a poem by the then Poet Laureate Andrew Motion and dedicated to Natalie Skilbeck (1985-2004):
"Your stepping inwards from the air to earth
Winds round itself to meet the open sky
So vanishing becomes a second birth.
Farewell. Return. Farewell. Return again.
Here home and elsewhere share one mystery.
Here love and conscience sing the same refrain.
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