12 January 2008
Poem for a Windy Night
Wind Walks the Hand
Wind walks the hand over rooftops
searching for gaps.
Through the hole in the flashing
the neighbourhood cat
traps the neighbourhood rat
in our attic.
Cries, scuffles.
Drawn-out, messy death.
A ceiling below
we look up from Buffy and wonder.
This poem is included in my latest collection, All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens.
Wind walks the hand over rooftops
searching for gaps.
Through the hole in the flashing
the neighbourhood cat
traps the neighbourhood rat
in our attic.
Cries, scuffles.
Drawn-out, messy death.
A ceiling below
we look up from Buffy and wonder.
This poem is included in my latest collection, All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens.
Labels:
Buffy,
Buffy the Vampire Slayer,
poem,
Wellington,
wind
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