The Borough Market in SummerA Poem by Nick WarwickRecalling London Bridge and Borough Market attacks 2017
Here she comes
Here she comes across the bridge Blithe with the habit Of where she lives Blind to familiar places But alive to summer air But alive for now only Now her end approaches there It's the randomness of hate Which haunts us past The News Not luck, hazard or fate Just an empty pair of shoes The absurdity of life Revealed when a life ends The arrival of the knife Desolation of one's friends Look down from a higher place See the bridge across the river The brief ribbon of one life Across eternity's slow shiver
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Added on February 4, 2023 Last Updated on February 4, 2023 AuthorNick WarwickHurstpierpoint, United KingdomAboutWords have always seemed to me a mixed blessing, from which photography has long provided me with an escape. Ironically, and in a subtler way, so has poetry. I think it's the absence of rules. more..Writing
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