Against Her Weeping Head Poem by Ross Mackay

Against Her Weeping Head



Against her weeping head,
twenty spiders dead

And what is it you had to say?
Mantua too far away?
Linking arms,
there's nights in white satin to come,
your vertigo brain,
and watching the pastoral sun,
it blooms,
ahead,
under,
the lead.
There's law amongst the mortar,
against her weeping head.

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