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On the motorway a signpost to the place where last I left you Behind a trap of traffic cones, and excavated road-works the junction lay empty and irrelevant But I saw you there in the spring evening beneath the stone and clay and roses I thought to sink into the rich deep earth to find the rambling silk of your voice and embrace you in your long stillness Yet pulled away through these dark diggings Improvements you will never see ways you’ll never know by name I trace my travelling years And lose the thread of our short remembered days
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 4:29 AM UTC
M1 Junction 11
On the motorway a signpost to the place where last I left you Behind a trap of traffic cones, and excavated road-works the junction lay empty and irrelevant But I saw you there in the spring evening beneath the stone and clay and roses I thought to sink into the rich deep earth to find the rambling silk of your voice and embrace you in your long stillness Yet pulled away through these dark diggings Improvements you will never see ways you’ll never know by name I trace my travelling years And lose the thread of our short remembered days
chris-weallans
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 4:29 AM UTC
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