Of lifeA Poem by Witty Fay
A length of hair traded
For the health of a child, Tongue-tied mornings That breathe of sweaty worry And the scent of hope Rising against the flimsy dawn. I hear colour Fabricating foamy trolls Under caramel bridges, The way it modulates the eye In bright shades of bitterness. There lies the promise of a half-day On the sycamore tree Of flaking joys, Uprooted and swallowed Into the wombless fire Of the one who sells the mane To cheat fate.
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