The Visitor Poem by Mary Champion

The Visitor

Setting: -

A caravan park on a windswept cliff
overlooking a deep ravine.

It was dawn when the young stranger arrived
with his battered suitcase.
Making his way to a shabby trailer
he knocked timidly on the door.
It was opened by a fittingly shabby woman.
He gave a sheepish smile -
'My name is Gervase.' he mumbled,
'Your sister's boy.'
A warm smile shone in her eyes
as she reached to embrace him.
'The last time you came
we built a giant sandcastle.
Do you remember? '

Thursday, February 20, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood,sister
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