3/28/2021 0 Comments Poetry by Eileen Farrelly Bruce Guenter CC Burning You call me when your house is on fire ask my advice - what to let burn what to save. We talk it through then you hang up the phone and you are gone But I’m still here watching for smoke signals across the valley nursing my own small flame until I realise it was my own house that was burning all along ![]() Eileen Farrelly lives in Scotland. Her poems have appeared most recently in The Gladrag, Marble and the Writers’ Café Magazine as well as in various anthologies. Her microchapbook, Tryst, was be published in January 2021 by Nightingale & Sparrow Press and her first chapbook Some things I ought to throw away will be published in 2021 by Dreich. She is also an artist and printmaker. You can find out more about her work at www.ellyfarrelly.co.uk
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