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sandra wyllie
Poems
Feb 2022
I Handed You
a rose.
You plucked the petals.
So, the world can see
a stem
with only thorns and leaves.
I handed you
a strand of pearls.
You wrapped around
your finger like a curl.
And pulled tight
till it snapped.
All that’s left
are empty gaps.
I handed you
a song.
You played it
till the needle
scratched,
and jumped
over the track.
Played it
till it was murky.
All the notes jerky.
I handed you
a sunny day.
You stood in the way
and became my shade.
So, now I’m a silhouette
that hasn’t set.
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sandra wyllie
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