In the
beginning
there was
the cool touch
of a
flagstone floor.
Baby soft
feet.
And then a
big brown bowl
and a
swallowing up.
A lap’s
crazy heat.
Soft petals.
Wet cheek.
Mum dead
heading roses.
Susan Jane Sims
This poem was first published in Obsessed with Pipework. Later in became the opening poem in my pamphlet collection Irene's Daughter published in 2010.
This poem was first published in Obsessed with Pipework. Later in became the opening poem in my pamphlet collection Irene's Daughter published in 2010.
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