Tag: John Grey

You Have Sprung and Other Poems – John Grey

Apr 30, 2022 | Poetry | 0 |

You Have Sprung I drive homeinto a breeze from the northeast.It doesn’t bring rain or snow,just shunts the clouds around,ruffles brown grass, shakes trees gaunt from winter. : The road leads bywide muddy fields,patches of...

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The Arrest and Other Poems – John Grey

Dec 17, 2021 | Poetry | 0 |

The cop knew what Duane was
and what’d he done.
The mother just remembered the boy.
Not the one in the kitchen trembling
casing possible escape roots.

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