Poems from Psychopoetica

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	LET IT LIE Joanna Weston Shawnigan Lake, BC
LET IT LIE our past lies in the back lane in a garage-sale where a stranger perhaps a monk from Thailand or a miner from Nunavut fingers the unbraided ends as they lie wilted and tangled the stranger admires oceans twined together pulls a strand and a tsunami breaks rolls over town breaking houses in a tide of blue fish [Return to Psychopoetica home page] ©The contents of this page are copyright protected. They may not be reproduced or distributed in any form without the written permission of the copyright holder.