This poem is taken from Stand 227, 18(3) September - November 2020.
Hope Rain Stops Play
This summer it’s two years since
you thought to die.
You come to me less often
and when you do, look less like a puzzle
or exemplar of a strange uprightness;
...
This summer it’s two years since
you thought to die.
You come to me less often
and when you do, look less like a puzzle
or exemplar of a strange uprightness;
...
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