From Five Letters To A Married Woman (Iii) Poem by Brian Purdy

From Five Letters To A Married Woman (Iii)

Rating: 5.0


he has a large nose or a small
appetite a taste for tinned pears
a gold watch a woman in chains
both sides of the coin and you. he
has a pin-striped suit a stamp
collection a nose for wines a
library of victorian smut
a running joke a standing joy
and you. he has the broken pieces
of the portland vase an original
big toe the pacific ocean the 8
wonders of the western world and
you. he has a buick riviera a san
francisco street-car a covered
bridge a calf with its head on
wrong but last of all the man
you married my darling has you.

Thursday, January 12, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: car,chains
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Charles Darkly 27 January 2012

Ouch that makes my heart ache. This was incredibly moving and well written.

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Scotty Dogg 24 January 2012

She missed out Purdy. Don't fret. It doesn't sound like you are either!

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Leria Hawkins 14 January 2012

aaah...that's so wonderful...she is a lucky lady!

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Brian Purdy

Brian Purdy

Belleville, Ontario
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