DIVORCEA Poem by Bill Grimke-DraytonThis is not a picture how things are done nowadays, but as they might have been 100 years ago. However, the feelings about it are the same as they would.Parchment, dry as desert-thirst, unravels revealing words, scored scratch-bled with fancy feather-quill by bespeckled clerk, disinterested, cold, looks up with scant acknowledgement, a seasoned minion, practised at his art, points to line-space for my signature, to end a fixed span of dead existence, that is final, a complete erasure, wiping clean or clear of dim, wan colours in a past landscape, painting dry as desert-thirst, opaque, clouds fall in sequence darkly each word scored scratch-bled, my closed, intact resolution, clerk demands the full paper, sullen lines to leave behind. © 2015 Bill Grimke-Drayton |
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1 Review Added on October 29, 2015 Last Updated on October 29, 2015 AuthorBill Grimke-DraytonNantwich, Cheshire, United KingdomAboutI was with WritersCafe before, and found the site again. I have completely rewritten the information about myself. So much has happened in the last few years. Firstly and most importantly of all I ca.. more..Writing
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