January fourth
Back to work or not, who knows
how safe it will be
January fourth
Back to work or not, who knows
how safe it will be
Rapturous sound of
birds greeting the day, I wait
in expectation
A woman dresses
kisses her sleeping partner,
heads to the frontline
Twenty twenty one
Dawn breaks to a soft grey sky
A world in waiting
a pigeon sitting
hunched on a bare winter branch
wet feathers, warm heart
Through my lounge window
I see people walking by
Masked, they nod and wave
feet in a basin
fish devour her calloused skin
selfish cruel act
Feet in a cool stream
A fish nibbles at my toes
Happy summer day
big fly in my house.
spray would be cruel, so I
zap you dead instead.
the brilliance of
golden leaves, dark thunderous
skies, my eyes squinting
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