A Lonely Man's Crime

A Lonely Man's Crime

A Poem by Red



A lonely mans crime:

drop me north of the railway line
sink me in the sap of the hilltop pine
wrap my wrists with the baling twine
It’s just now and me, my lonely crime

Only sun, mud and Time
and the tears, bitter as lime
drips into the salt, the sweat, our brine
I wish you listened babe, when I said we’re fine

so perch low my sweet home crows

Sing come the sun, I’ll be home
beyond the lapping shores, of barley, home


nowhere, but home.

© 2013 Red


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Added on May 31, 2013
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Tags: gothic, country, suffolk

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Red
Red

Barley City, Gipping Valley, Suffolk and China, United Kingdom



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