Lawrence Hall Mhall46184@aol.com https://hellopoetry.com/lawrence-hall/ poeticdrivel.blogspot.com
The Writer, the Reader, and the Synapse Between Them
Per V.B. & W.K.
From the writer to the reader From the speaker to the listener
Like a 16-year-old crossing a field at noon A little word has a lot of ground to cover in the heat A mile of open ground to a wall and some trees Where confusion does not want it to arrive
From the writer to the reader From the speaker to the listener
If we send a little word across a field But stay behind ourselves and only watch To see what happens - how responsible are we If the word dies screaming among the wheat
From the writer to the reader From the speaker to the listener
Like a 16-year-old crossing a field at noon A little word has a lot of ground to cover in the heat
Consider a word you've written as a teenage conscript at Gettysburg.