Left blood on the curb
Currant jam topping dessert
Badly hurt the worse for wear
Consigned Her to the current
Earlier I felt lost for words
Knock around, searching the loch for lost girls
All they found were fabric scraps and two golden curls
There were five of them, like the Golden Girls
Toecurling anxiety took away my world
But invited a flood of planet-bridging words
It’s Bridget’s Day, and I feel worldly; I feel worms turning below my feet
Dope fiend decade over
All day every day drowning in green like an Ian Roberts’ piece,
Like mustard gas seen through glass screens in a Wilfred Owen scene 1914.
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