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Jamie Richardson
Poems
May 2017
The Fall
Deaf ears, deaf ears they fall on
The axe blows to the tree go unnoticed, until ever too late.
But a final giddy cut will awaken us
So that we will have the pleasure of being conscious, as we fall.
But Rome wasn't felled in a day
There was no sudden explosion
It's the drip, drip, of erosion that end's a history
But there were always heralds and signs
Ignored visions that glowed in my mind, like a villa on fire.
That toothless grin, destroying marbled beauty
And your pliant face, happy to be held in those calloused hands.
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