Money For Tea Poem by Geoffrey Fafard

Money For Tea

Rating: 5.0


Fifty bucks too much
What your name
What the story
Did you do this one
Yeah, ok, Laura you did it
What waterhole,
What snake,
What dreaming
Who's footprints
What desert
When
What little girl-oh you!
Your footprints
Your memories
Your life
I buy this for a gift
A thank you
But a song is springing
It chants at me
The sticks ring
The desert in it sings
At me
Stuff it-sigh
I may have to keep it….
To remember
This old, old place
and
Her life and
These ancient people
Desert dreaming

Friday, October 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: ancient,culture
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Indigenous outback Australians are characters of unique form and talent...They do it tough and are part of this country's heart....I talk to them in a beautiful form of pidgin english and we smile...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mantu Mahakul 28 October 2016

Keeping it in memory is interesting and amazing definitely. To remember this old place is wise.10

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Geoffrey Fafard 29 October 2016

Thank you Mantu for your supportive words.Many thanks Geoffrey.

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