Michael Gary Davis
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From my seat I see the ramp
That would walk me to my past.
Imagined footsteps mark the paths
Pinned in place by memories like spires
...
I paused last night
And watched you whilst you read.
You looked so small sat in
The corner of the room,
...
I saw you once, waiting for the train
To take you home after school.
For five years you commuted each way,
Over an hour there and back.
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Born in Plymouth, I now live in the Southern Uplands of Scotland. I am married and work in Glasgow. I have started writing poetry again after a break of several years.)
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Preston Station
From my seat I see the ramp
That would walk me to my past.
Imagined footsteps mark the paths
Pinned in place by memories like spires
Pointing to a house now gone,
Its bricks crumbed to dust.
Behind closed eyes forgotten faces
Recall the dreams betrayed
When Ellerslie held the pain
Through all the fleeting years
When the bowler took the trick
In the final licking of the sun.
And through the trees the tower
And the hollow that holds his bones.
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