Marching HomeA Poem by Windora GreyI'd appreciate you commenting your interpretation of the poem below. For me, the poet, it is soldiers coming back home in the aftermath of a war.
there's a stampede
in the distance, Marlene's fallen out of bed, some dishes are rattling (stop your goddamn prattling) no it's not the Germans back from their stone cold mass graves, bones hold, our slaves -but wait, a wail from a grey haired woman (joy or fear, drop not a tear) and a yell 'they're coming home' who's they? is it the rage that you chose to repress? never you mind, a murmur from the crowd like a low pitched hum, caught a few words that I can make out they. are. coming. home. welcome. them. with open. arms.
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Added on April 14, 2015 Last Updated on April 14, 2015 AuthorWindora GreyBirmingham, Four Oaks, United KingdomAbout''everything is connected but here's the tricky part, each piece appears to work as a seperate entity within itself and within that and probably within that too'' hello, everything henceforth can be .. more..Writing
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