This poem is taken from Stand 218, 16(2) May - June 2018.
Six Poems
Pushed away from an old ship
a little wave runs up on the beach,
first on tiptoe, then overlapping, on the sly,
drops the unwary player
into a black cradle on the easy side.
...
a little wave runs up on the beach,
first on tiptoe, then overlapping, on the sly,
drops the unwary player
into a black cradle on the easy side.
...
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