Sometimes in the morning
Sometimes in the morningLucy says
"carry me downstairs"
and so I carry her
and as we pass the mirror in the hall
I say: "that's called me and that's called you
when it's this mouth talking"
(pointing to my own mouth)
"and that's called you and that's called me
when it's that mouth talking"
(pointing to her mouth)
"so whether it's me or you
depends on which mouth is doing the talking"
This morning she asks:
"and what are we when nobody is talking?"
Poetry by Andrew Bindon
Read 725 times
Written on 2019-05-31 at 17:24
Save as a bookmark (requires login)
Write a comment (requires login)
Send as email (requires login)
Print text
Sameen |
ken d williams |
Texts |
by Andrew Bindon Latest textsPile of crapWords If you are only Now I am four Moments before death |
Increase font
Decrease