Left Upon A Seat In A Yew Tree
paul t conneally
walking the beach after their son's death piled up stones left by the last high tide two empty bottles bikini line curling waves break against the shore here they sit beneath these gloomy boughs thistles in bloom sharing jokes and needles through the afternoon heat lost in the middle of this new housing estate an aged oak
we pass seats placed here in memory of husbands and wives all along the pathway glancing sand-pipers juniper berries a stone chats call from the heath
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