Tracey Gunne And A Mother's Fanciful Architecture![]() Imaging of Interior Structure So hard to imagine these thin white lines are bones and these crazy shapes eloquent as shadow on water will be arms I will hold and eyelids I will kiss and a heart I will know After six months I feel you move inside, touching all the dark corners you created At first I dreamed you some kind of nymph weaving veins moving patiently like a spider building yourself a temporary home and I wondered if you were scared in the loneliness of my womb your hands pressed against some invisible light like tiny stars Read the poetry of tracey Gunne Read a profile of Tracey Gunne Joanna Suzanne Lee's Poem Of Tradition
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We Warmly Welcome Poet Catherine Baker To The Pages Of VerseWrights![]() Green Man in midwinter Green Man’s bone weary. His breath stinks of ditchwater and half-bletted sloes. His cuffs are full of leaf mould. Frost tendrils snake through his beard. Fierce ice-rimed owl calls waken him grimly at dawn. There’s no rest for him – the world in its winter sleep turns inside his wakefulness. Rain slips down his neck, but Green Man keeps on walking. Nothing’s growing now but the kingdom of the dark. He’s beating the bounds for us, holding his lantern against the lowering sky, whistling tunelessly a song of hard-won patience, a song of the earth, turning. Haiku gulls body the wind tilting through the leaf-spirals in the fling of trees Read the poetry of Catherine Baker Read a profile of Catherine Baker Marsailidh Groat Ponders Life In
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