David Campbell (16 July 1915 - 29 July 1979 / Ellerslie)
Poems by David Campbell : 4 / 7
Mothers and Daughters
The cruel girls we loved
Are over forty,
Their subtle daughters
Have stolen their beauty;
And with a blue stare
Of cool surprise,
They mock their anxious mothers
With their mothers’ eyes.
David Campbell
Submitted: Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Poems by David Campbell : 4 / 7
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