i remember a holiday so bright its sparkle blinded me
i remember the bus trips were red but the sky was a thick wet cloth
wrung out by baby hands because it kept dripping dripping
i remember the cold and the winds that were loved and sometimes not
i remember a coat i think i remember a coat i remember a mountain high
and its misty vapours swirling i remember how night sped by
in less time than a minute i ever not sleepy in that unquiet room
surprised by the morning light i remember the breeze in my eyes
and my lips smiling i remember a window i think it was an open window
i remember all the malls in the world i was factory-marched through
i remember their lord-of-the-ringly feel of subterranean and blue and seeing
ten thousand moles scuttle along the paths in dusky chaos i remember a
tiny house with a tiny door that did not invite me in i remember a kindness
i think it was your kindness.
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i am pleased for the way poetry has the ability to remind one and take one back
YOU ARE READING
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Poetrymy personal favourites in one book. these all come from older collections. hardly any of the media belong to me