Robin Fulton Four poems
Whitsun
Not points of flame but icy tongues from the north-west sting me by the shore. In crevices seapinks keep their fine balance.
I lack both the bravura of gale-defying petals and the mindlessness of rock: I could try between four walls
but so many languages I don’t know howl past, prise at gable-ends with such fury I tell myself it’s music.
Deep inside it I inhale silence. But the silence starts howling as well, a language with only one word to rage in.
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