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Personal Glimpse.(Poem)
PERSONAL GLIMPSE I should have walked right past but something winked From just beyond the road. I turned around. Some angled stones, a jut of char, and then a pin prick Blooming on the wreckage of a house burnt down. Mad king of a rose! And like a song back there, I thought. More like my life--ditched ...
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