So this is what it's going to look like - the cover of my forthcoming poetry collection from Indigo Dreams Publishing. Meanwhile, I'm angsting over commas and full stops, as is my wont. It will soon be time to Step Away From The Second Proof.
Here's one of the poems that will be in it. It was originally published in 'Salt on the Wind', Chaucer Cameron and Helen Dewbury's anthology of poems in response to Ruth Stone, which is available from Elephant's Footprint.
Memory
after Ruth Stone
You
scrabbled for
strands
and threads
wove
together
whatever
you could
a
piece of story
to
keep you warm
cover
your shame
But
under the surface
something
shifts
alters
its colour
You
turn it
all
the ways you can
but
all you thought
you
knew is gone
Poem ©Deborah Harvey 2016
Artwork ©Dru Marland 2016
Fantastic
ReplyDeleteThank you, Alysa x
DeleteA great poem and I approve of your solution to punctuation-angst. x Ama
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ama XX
Delete