Wednesday, September 17, 2025

Wednesday, If I Recall By John Doyle


Lots of people in Hiroshima today laid flowers, 

silence dwindling in the sky

fell down breaking words like eggs,

you stopped to say hello

and I missed a most perfect sunset by a matter of seconds,

day climbed a ladder, escaped from us;

elderly leaves had their powdery mysteries return, 

airplanes simple but free of loneliness






Half man, half creature of very odd habit, John Doyle dabbles in poetry when other forms of alchemy and whatnot just don't meet his creative needs. From County Kildare in Ireland, he is (let's just politely say) closer to 50 than 21.



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