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Click hereMy first day of school was
filled with wonder
carrying Edna’s books
following the path through the woods
past the wartime Nissen huts
built for troops but
filled now with snotnose kids and gypsies
and then up to Orangefield School my
mother says
German Offizieren were put there
when they were shot down
My father was with the Americans then
on the southern ocean run and
my mother would say:
“such cultured men trapped behind those bars.”
and think about it, because
two years is a long time
--30— July 8, 1968, Montreal
Time and Armies move on ~ still somehow things never change.
...of life. I love your poetry because it captures moments in time, and in such detail. It gives readers a glimpse of things that someone else has experienced.
...clean, clear verse from a strong voice...a keen observer of life who speaks in mature and unemotional truth.