This poem is taken from Stand 236, 20(4) January - March 2023.
You May Have the Body (Habeus Corpus)
‘Time doesn’t heal’
– Francis Bacon
When I think of you what I see is always figurative
Your naked body before the beanbag round hits you
In the chest I liked to brush my hand across, gilt-fleeced
...
– Francis Bacon
When I think of you what I see is always figurative
Your naked body before the beanbag round hits you
In the chest I liked to brush my hand across, gilt-fleeced
...
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