winter naked trees, the
wind a sheet of freezing
glass that mocks cold
laughter up the skirt
of
spring
& sad mary
wants to get back
together.
no words,
no contact
for a year
& she
wants to get
back
together.
she'll have to
be told it's not the best idea:
we were
sufficient idiots first time
around and the past's
a paddy's bottle
filled with peacock
veins and liquid gold,
crying for a future
that's
3 sticks
of fresh celery in a jar, on
the kitchen table/july sun
beam dusted down
around them/
plenty
of salt
About the AuthorBorn in a barn in England, 1972, Ed Churchouse has never shut a door in his life. He currently lives on top of a bluestone at Stonehenge, writing redundancy letters for the Ministry of Defence.
