Suggests just, equitable --- “Only dull people
are brilliant at breakfast” Oscar Wilde
are brilliant at breakfast” Oscar Wilde
Connected in Death
I have two sons;
two hands, two feet,
engaged in driving
of my car
and, when the starter motor jammed,
I used each hand and foot
- and teenage boy – for hard pushing;
crunching a little bump-start.
The engine fired and a few of us
had cranked a change, a difference,
but, later, when that car was canned,
my sons grew quiet and sad
(we’d had it thirteen years)
and now we are alone, askance,
standing near a coffin, shaking hands,
nostalgic, aching, flattened; true at last.
I have two sons;
two hands, two feet,
engaged in driving
of my car
and, when the starter motor jammed,
I used each hand and foot
- and teenage boy – for hard pushing;
crunching a little bump-start.
The engine fired and a few of us
had cranked a change, a difference,
but, later, when that car was canned,
my sons grew quiet and sad
(we’d had it thirteen years)
and now we are alone, askance,
standing near a coffin, shaking hands,
nostalgic, aching, flattened; true at last.
Hotel Breakfast
a hubbub,
smooth hum,
in a ballroom
- yum, yum!
Across these tables
travel-stories
told, retold,
revise and hurry.
And, if I listen to
fifty different voices go
loudly out - in time and space
from each their separate place,
I - (just) - can sense:
I am.
Perfect then, that you post your links on the Great Hubbub that is Twitter :-)
ReplyDeleteCan I put my poems on your site?
ReplyDeleteYes - please do! J
ReplyDeleteLove your words ♥
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