This poem is taken from Stand 230, 19(2) June - August 2021.
My Boy's Leg
MAITHAM RADEE
A lady sobbed as she tickled the sole of a severed leg’s foot. As people passed by, she said, ‘If you hear a boy laughing among the limbs of the dead, please tell him his mother is looking for him.’
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A lady sobbed as she tickled the sole of a severed leg’s foot. As people passed by, she said, ‘If you hear a boy laughing among the limbs of the dead, please tell him his mother is looking for him.’
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