Sunday, 16 October 2011

Nana(y)

a poem by Roger B Rueda

in her vegetal garden, tipping
the discoloured bucket:
well-water outflows
in the verdures, like soup
into lime boules. Over-filling:
water drips through soil-
holes, once more into stone well
where it waits for him, who
will not come to change
the thick cover. I clasp her
tissue-hand in, was it?, magic.


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