This poem is taken from Stand 222, 17(2) May - June 2019.
Three Poems
Remission
She’s digging with her hands for coloured glass
and losing contact with a finger end.
Meanwhile the light has turned less granular –
the bedroom re-emerging as it was
...
She’s digging with her hands for coloured glass
and losing contact with a finger end.
Meanwhile the light has turned less granular –
the bedroom re-emerging as it was
...
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