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Mark McIntosh
Poems
Jun 2016
The Nanna Rug
for my sister
such intricate stitching
in autumnal tones
your fingers creating
despite brittle bones
there on the sofa
we chatted and sipped
reruns with guns blazing
we knew the bleak ending
a daughter returning
from some fun or other
you dozed with slipped glasses
always a wise mother
the green squares
are sprouting
a force that renews
so many other beautiful hues
the sun keeps reflecting
all manner of blues
a grin from a tightly held
mouth near a noose
black borders surround
us all when we fade
your rainbow is rising
from such heavy rain
walk over the arch
to gold at the end
this blanket of love
warms like a true friend
Written by
Mark McIntosh
Sydney, Australia
(Sydney, Australia)
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