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Sonja Benskin Mesher
Poems
Oct 2020
..grass..
this house is straight on earth too
the surveyor said those years back
with slate floors or quarry tiles
except the one room
where the cellar lies beneath
that has wide wooden boards
rarely seen
once the basement stayed
fairly dry
yet recently one notices more
moisture
hash tag
global warming
to make the dehumidifier useful
we spent hours tidying and cleaning
find it was worth it until barefooted
we slipped on the stone steps so
had a bath and went to bed early
i talked to her her about the days we had
before refrigerators. the cold shelf she
called the thrall
meat safes and cheese that lasted
the brown bonnet she wore and me
locking granny in the walk in larder
how she laughed then
my granny
today I wake to pouring rain and know
that I shall not cut the grass today after
all
it is three quarters of an acre
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