Good Friday I slept very badly my imagination a brief changing of gears as if I had a fever - perhaps a pause in the furnace of some desert wind the devil whispered to me I had passed the original spawning ground but it is hard to judge from much of our folklore to give up ones urge to wander the edge of the Atlantic like the trembling wing of some drowsy bird the uncertainty of Lily a prolonged adolescence, the dreamy look of young girls
For my MTB: Critique and Craft Prompt: “Patchworking some Prose” we are picking out short lines, from a single, chosen page of two book selections, to then combine as poetry in alternating lines. I’ve patchworked title and poem from Laurie Lee (italicised) “Village Christmas and Other stories” (p 33) with “The Diaries of Paul Klee” (p 51)