Glenn Bagshaw (CANADA)
Poems by Glenn Bagshaw : 151 / 171
TRIOLET: It Got Away
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When going fishing as a child
the line seemed like a beam of light-
the woods, my mind, were bramble wild
when going fishing as a child.
I cast as far as those exiled
but boyhood soared, then sank from sight.
When going fishing as a child
the line seemed like a beam of light.
Glenn Bagshaw
Submitted: Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Edited: Thursday, June 03, 2010
Poems by Glenn Bagshaw : 151 / 171
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