Poems on the topic: margin

Poems on the topic “margin” on PoemShip.

InspiredMary F. C. Pratt

MARGINS

The text is fixed: it’s about God, or someone’s philosophy, the history of dead kings, perhaps, lists of what they ruled. But the margins are loose; I can doodle what I like: see the peculiar animals among the leaves, the tiny women sickling corn. There are flowers here, all the ones I know from mornings in the meadows. And there, and there, a company around the table, a chorus singing Gilbert and Sullivan. Just there, in a corner, if you look carefully, you can maybe make out the woman giving birth under a tree. She is quite alone, and her hair is white.

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