How To Build an Owl
A gorgeous little poem by Kathleen Lynch, via swiss miss.
Be sure to check out Kathleen Lynch’s other poems, I love her style!
A gorgeous little poem by Kathleen Lynch, via swiss miss.
Be sure to check out Kathleen Lynch’s other poems, I love her style!
Woke up this morning with the lines of a poem faintly glowing in front of my brain; I usually ignore these dopey early morning leftovers from the strange dreams of the night before, but this one was sort of funny—I really have no idea where it came from—so I jumped out of bed and wrote it down. Please note: It may offend, but it is what it is, something from the land of sleep. I wish it had been a haiku, but it wasn’t…too many syllables for that. Here it is, in its entirety:
Nothing you do can hurt us, daughter.
Your mother and I were all for an abortion,
but couldn’t find a reputable clinic in time.
So what does it matter
if you have sex with a man called ‘Mullet’,
or eat tubs of raw cookie dough with a spoon?
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No, I have no idea, so don’t ask.
Anyway, it’s back to binding books and embroidering things now…I’m flat out making stuff to top up my online shops, which have sprouted a small but very welcome leak!