This poem is taken from Stand 224, 17(4) December 2019 - February 2020.
Poem
Ordering the flag
First – red – but not blood or poppy.
I want Bohemian garnet, picked quivering
from the snowy streets of Prague.
Orange, like the tail feathers of a kumul bird.
...
First – red – but not blood or poppy.
I want Bohemian garnet, picked quivering
from the snowy streets of Prague.
Orange, like the tail feathers of a kumul bird.
...
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