They’re dropping a desert here those winds
and no missing planes are found,
and the kids are in the park
or so I’ve heard, but I can’t go
to hold their hands or watch them tear
the dusty ground in pinching shoes.
and I’ve stopped watching the news,
because they never mention you,
nor do they ever help me see
the bits I can’t find in my
reflection
the bits like you
And now with the TV off
the kettle on for benediction
and the milk running out
I wonder if the kids can hear me shout
above their laughing friends
But I hope they can’t
because this is not the way to go
it’s not the way we do it here;
to never see things through,
So I’ll see this through with you.
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