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Emma Elisabeth Wood
Poems
Apr 2016
Poppy Field
You are standing in the middle of a poppy field,
sweet red petals gathering around your bare feet,
their black roots planting themselves in your heart.
You will remember this, when he kisses your neck,
goodnight. You will hear him say he loved you
that day. Your yellow dress gathering about your knees,
skimming the blue bruises that have built up over time
to colour your skin in the way the sea is coloured on a globe of the Earth.
He will think your body an Atlas, drawing rings around the countries
he has visited. There will always be uncharted territory,
another city to discover. He will tell you that you looked
beautiful that day, with your hair dyed silver blonde and
curled. He will trap you in that moment like a photograph,
and sixty years from now he will whisper a word in your ear,
and you will be the girl, standing in a poppy field
again
#love
Written by
Emma Elisabeth Wood
F/UK
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