The Wakefield Trinity
By ralph
Thu, 28 Mar 2013
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Sunday morning,
in Bretton,
on a hill.
with a friend,
once a lover.
The wind bites,
and the mud larks,
at our boots.
I am quiet.
My head,
in someone's bed.
Far away from here.
It begins to sleet.
Eyes sting.
Heartbeat missed.
My friend laughs.
And I start to cry.
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I absolutely admire the
I absolutely admire the second stanza in particular Ralph.
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Could feel the wind there
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Could feel the wind there Ralph. I love the situation you have set up with this poem. Could feel the tears, too.
Parson Thru
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