sheena blackhall (18/8/1947 / Aberdeen)
Poems by sheena blackhall : 117 / 390
I cried a Mississippi
I cried a Mississippi when he died
Of all mankind he was so very fine
It left a doughnut hole inside my heart
Where Crow, the Sorrow-bird sat down to dine
And people say time heals, that hoary lie
You just improve at smothering the sigh
sheena blackhall
Submitted: Saturday, February 04, 2012
Poems by sheena blackhall : 117 / 390
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