1/9/2018 Poetry by James Walton i wen† lef† CC A study of lovers and not as if they have swallowed a rainbow their gait a warble the rest move in tight bandages wobble in strain heads tilted Moon River Audrey Hepburn looking in quietly the light is listening walk carefully here softly pull the wild dandelion its poverty of flower in all I had to give with each tailing wind the tremble of breeze is me always me so I touch you again everything we were in here to threads floats an unbidden course rises to outwit the living smart people will say there’s more it’s complicated until a whisper can be heard ![]() Bio: James Walton is an Australian poet published in newspapers, and many journals, and anthologies. His collection ‘The Leviathan’s Apprentice’ was published in 2015.He was a Librarian, a farm labourer, a cattle breeder, and a public sector union organizer. He is now a hermit of fewer things. Comments are closed.
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