sheena blackhall (18/8/1947 / Aberdeen)
Poems by sheena blackhall : 5 / 421
A Jesus Sandwich
Coffee and cream,
Straight stocking seam,
Two old gossips finger wag, belly sag,
Eyebrows raise. Seen better days.
Lordy, Lordy,
A special view of relativity!
This country, she go to the dogs!
Gravity roots them to their seats,
Infinity rattles the atoms in their bones.
They've bagged a Bible apiece
Lordy Lordy
A Jesus sandwich.
sheena blackhall
Submitted: Sunday, February 14, 2010
Edited: Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Poems by sheena blackhall : 5 / 421
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I like this poem. The title grabbed my attention and then on reading through the way you have described the scene of two old gossips made me laugh. The rhythm of the poem has an excellent timing to it when read, giving it a delivery and an impact.