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Sonja Benskin Mesher
Poems
Sep 2019
.things took a turn.
it is said that a relative married
a gipsy lady who lived at
redhill common in a tent
it is said she had two thumbs on each hand
like anne boleyn i think . too
that is why long sleeves were fashion then
to hide things
i think now we say romany
in kinson the jeffs lived round the corner
milhams
the men were lovely and i loved them
the ladies sold flowers, went to the square
by bus
and stayed all day
unless sold out early
it was nice to find
all their photos
on social media
as it was all a long
time ago
even then
things had started
we played with the gipsy folk
up on turbary common & julian
went with them when
they left their camp at
the brickworks
the police brought him back
they felt they knew best
they did not know the half of it
things took a turn
at the studio yesterday
&
left me tired
it is a different day today
with other plans
hows the job going?
how are your legs now?
6.55 am
raining
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