Poetry by Irish poet Michael O'Dea. (poems © Michael O’Dea, Dedalus Press, Amastra-n-Galar, Lapwing Publications)
When they shake out the fields,
wring the cities,
we fall out,
boned trees.
How our Summers passed
and fell,
desires.
Left us gaunt and brittle,
fingers
still scraping the sun.
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