A womanly poem from Southword 17A, an online magazine.
...oysters, growing their cold pearl hearts
where even now a stone might lodge to rub
itself into a keepsake of love...
from Clew Bay from the Reek by Siobhan Campbell. It won second prize in the Gregory O'Donohue. Good as the winner is, I think this one is better. That's why it doesn't matter who won, just who was shortlisted. In the end, it's a matter of taste.
Isn't that just lovely?
Read the rest
here
and the rest of the magazine isn't half bad either.
It is a lovely poem.
ReplyDeletewish southword was still made from trees.
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