the wife of maudlin jonesA Poem by daveyboygreen
In temper Maudlin Jones' right ear frothed in red bull-baiting fury his beer whipped into a frenzy as he swirled his pint in revival at the busy but lonely bar.
In his wake Maudlin Jones' wife with tears in her mashed potato and onion gravy lay on a cracked plate dishwasher safe her temples ached in tandem with the squeals in her spine.
Gripped in thoughts licked by fear kissed by pain she took two small steps one, to collect hidden pennies next, to cross the thresh hold he had on her for good and she was gone scarf against bitter Welsh wind knotted beneath her chin holding all her courage in. © 2013 daveyboygreen |
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