The beautiful scar deep in green, peaceful question mark loops through the field in which I stand on ground soft as a soap-drunk sponge. The sun, a lit matchstick-tip burns all shades of tangerine and saffron. The water I hear trickle by, the water I see flossing the weeds, a turquoise flow of blood from this vein to the beating heart.
Written: July 2013. Explanation: A poem written in my own time after taking a look at some early Ted Hughes work - a possible contender for my third year university dissertation.