The poets

Sunday, 24 May 2020

Crumbs

Crumbs

Sometimes, when I go to slice
a lunchtime sandwich,
I remember the square of our bed,
how I always played at swapping sides
just to see you better,
how you turned your back
as I cut the diagonal,
how corners appeared
and then disappeared,
how this feast of mine
gets smaller.


Feast

The square of our bed
A bag of squirrels jigsaw
Sunday morning extra syllables
Adaptive prayers


Famine

Blank page and the dot
A clean sheet Haiku sandwich
Before dust to mote


5/2020

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