In risking the dancing eyes
of supermarket girls under fringes,
or to chance the scanty graze on busy buses
of a nyloned knee, or strappy shoulder,
I zip-in some long-absent charmer
lest I go running, in my best shoes,
across fields to a dawn-wet door
with the newest-laid eggs
and a kiss-folded poem.
Nigel Lofthouse
Nigel Lofthouse lives walking distance from the England to Scotland border. He expores all the creative arts but writing seems to be the one he persists at.
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