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Terry Collett
Poems
Nov 2014
NO REGRETS.
Regrets
are like
burnt out
cigarettes
fit only
to be tossed
away
that's what
I say
Yehudit said
and things
she said
stick in
my head
like she didn't
believe JFK
was blown away
until she saw
the picture
in the papers
the very next day
or when
Marilyn Monroe
was found dead
in 1962
she said
you're just upset
because what
her body
does for you
(what did it do?)
besides
I don't believe
it was suicide
she said
someone had
something to hide
or when she said
there's no smoke
without fire
like there's always
an object
of ****** desire
but sheβd always
let me
if I asked politely
or sheβd say
you can't this week
Auntie's come to stay
and there was
the big pond
where we'd lay
and gaze at the sky
or watch
the ducks
on the water's skin
or kiss and talk
or go for a walk
or just laze
and absorb the days
she said
now the pond's
abandoned
and she is dead.
A BOY AND GIRL IN 1963.
Written by
Terry Collett
Sussex, England
(Sussex, England)
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