![]() The QueueA Poem by Gerald ParkerShe'd been on the Queen Mary, she told the check-out girl. She'd given up smoking, they could see she still pursed her lips, snake hand poised, for the camera. And she'd been a welder in the war, she showed the burn on her arm. He was away, months on end, the Arctic convoys, you know. Done with nodding and smiling, or simply looking away, the tail twitched and quivered till she paid, and left her scent. . © 2019 Gerald Parker |
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Added on December 11, 2016 Last Updated on January 17, 2019 AuthorGerald ParkerLondon, United KingdomAboutThere's not much to tell. I read a lot of poetry and I read my own poetry regularly. I hope other people read it and derive as much pleasure out of it as I do. My output is small, about 110 poems as I.. more..Writing
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