This poem is taken from Stand 211, 14(3) September - November 2016.
Two Poems
Social Lives
Here, nobody works and everyone smokes.
They all inherited things from their parents
that they won’t talk about. Jamie went tobogganing
on an old tea tray on a hill on the estate.
...
Social Lives
Here, nobody works and everyone smokes.
They all inherited things from their parents
that they won’t talk about. Jamie went tobogganing
on an old tea tray on a hill on the estate.
...
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