The words say
That Mary
Is a published poet
And I wonder
What does that mean
How did that make her feel
I am close
To the main road now
Should I join this group
Elbow sing
Of feeding the fire
Is that what we do
Most days I would try to write a poem; it is a practice, as I suppose is meditation, or smiling, or watching the world go by
The words say
That Mary
Is a published poet
And I wonder
What does that mean
How did that make her feel
I am close
To the main road now
Should I join this group
Elbow sing
Of feeding the fire
Is that what we do
The Scotsman talks
Of the year they went
To the Royal Opera House
To see My fair lady
They chink their glasses
Of chilled white wine
As if to say cheers
Or something even more celebratory
My tea is now stewed
The earlier freshness
Has declined considerably
Probably due to listening in to other folk’s stories
Reverse order
After being caught out
With no pages left
Going forwards
So I turn around
As I turned around before
When life had left me
Dwelling in space
The church clock chimes
As you might hope it would
At a quarter to the hour
Or round about then
A seemingly inquisitive man
You know the sort
In brown corduroy
Gets up and goes indoors
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A poem
Clouded by a play
A play
Shrouded with intimacy
Into love
Walk together
Into life
Stand apart
Into time
Never closer