In Memory Of Ezra Pound Poem by Tom Billsborough

In Memory Of Ezra Pound



The blossoms of the apricot
Wind unseen
Touched and touching
Recurring dream

Friday, June 17, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 12 December 2016

i have a recurring dream about touching, but there are no apricots, just melons. In Memory of Pound Cake My mom was a rather good baker. If she wasn't baking, I'd make her. I'd yell: For goodness sake, BAKE! I NEED to eat fresh pound CAKE! ! And don't forget to buy the ice...cream, or forever I shall LOUDLY.......scream! bri :)

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Tom Billsborough 12 December 2016

hey, have you a spy camera here? I've just eaten a huge chunk of Chocky cake with my Haagan Daz, Bailey's Liqueur flavoured Ice cream. Better put a lock on fridge door in case you have some drones aimed in this direction.

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Tom Billsborough

Tom Billsborough

Preston Lancashire England
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