Thursday, 30 April 2020

Zithulele


I can remember
the susurrations 
of snakey, knee-high
love grass, 

breezed into the
effortless uniformity 
I now glimpse in
West Pier starlings 

on lucky autumn days.

The evocative 
scent and shade 
of thatch, the lightness
of a single sheet.

A mattress on the floor.

The sea: 
a soft riot somewhere
behind hutted hills,
through the truthful smoke
of wood fires.





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