A Grandaughter's Advice Poem by james watkin
A Grandaughter's Advice
How must it look
How must it feel
The sphery blue, free and carefree
Swept about in
From this, daisy-assuaged, and stilled
Grassed relating?
'To know, drop it
That distress of
Old age, and its posture, too proud
Lurched a great mile.
And in lying there, alongside
Dream-muse awhile! '
Friday, July 8, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: lie,flower,grass,sky,grandfather
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