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POETRY IN THE PLAGUE YEAR
Poems written during the Coronavirus Outbreak 2020
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Cara L McKee Largs, Scotland
Cara L McKee is a Yorkshire born poet living on
the West coast of Scotland. Her poetry has been published in places
including Gutter Magazine, The Interpreter's House, Dodging the Rain,
Severine Magazine and Lucent Dreaming. Her chapbook is First Kiss (Maytree
Press, 2020). You'll find her online at
http://skeletonarchitecture.blogspot.com/
Date poem written: 2nd June 2020
The Heron
We were, all of us out for our mandated walk, feet encrusted with garlic dust, my girl clutching stellar bundles of flowers to make ART mummy when over there, there between the trees, there where the Noddleburn thinks of becoming the sea, a heron shifted its ragged self, weighing its wings. I stopped, watched while the kids bickered their way on, so only I saw as the heron leapt, claiming the air. |