Natasha In The Snow Poem by M.L. Emmett

Natasha In The Snow

Rating: 4.5


For Natasha Richardson 2009

Beneath the snow
lie rocks and stones
that have no surprises
but hardness.

Beneath the skull
lie blood and bone
that hide possibilities
in softness.

Two surfaces collide
in chance and time
spaces are filled
with the heaviness
and swell of blood

pressure pushing tight
Cranium restrictive
enclosed and held
brain coning
no oxygen drive
to breath
no ventricle beat
to pulse

Pupils fixed and dilated
no more response
no more subtle irony
nothing more
no-one.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
On the sudden death of actor, Natasha Richardson
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M.L. Emmett

M.L. Emmett

Reading Berkshire England
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