Poetry by Irish poet Michael O'Dea. (poems © Michael O’Dea, Dedalus Press, Amastra-n-Galar, Lapwing Publications)
A slightly amended version:
When they shake out the fields,
wring the cities,
we fall out, boned trees.
How our Summers passed
and fell;
seasons of desire.
Left us gaunt and brittle,
finger nails
still scraping the sun.
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