Kintsugi: Golden Joinery

Wednesday, 7 Dec 2022

A blind man’s fingers
Would trace a path
Across the knotted folds
Of knobbled flesh;

Linger over loss lines

Feel the weeping writ there
In rips that have puckered
The pulsing surface
Of this,
Her Time-Beater
Her Record-Keeper

A blind man
Would find himself reminded
Of the bowl held once
Among the shoals of she-oak
Tannin-stained
Brim-full

The cracks
All limned with gold

MORE OF MY POETRY

Punctuation Poems

O! Most Excellent Exclamation!
and
My Sweet Semi-colon

The Arms of the World

There is a place I go
High on a cliff

This Particular Day

The yellow-fingered dawn
takes me hand
as if to say

Wistful

What a word
‘wistful’ is –

Definitely not getting up to run at dawn

I lie in bed,
reach for the screen

It was a misty, moisty morning

It was a misty, moisty morning

When all the world was new