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Told
by Nicky Goodman

Monday, November 24, 2008
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Told


She needs you, the you
behind my eyelids,
she told me so
and wandered off
busying herself
with making things
from colours collected
in the garden; homespun string,
driftwood, old milk cartons;
fingers busy, looking up
occasionally to check
if I am thinking – I
told you, her eyes say,
don't say I didn't because I did,
glancing over the smoke rings
which might read my mind,
those eyes saying you're
going to get distracted,
and focused, or unfocused, you'll leave
and forget, like you always do,
the I need you, she told me.









11/08   

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Reviewed by Kate Burnside 11/27/2008
So much said and unsaid in the warp and weave of this one, Nicky. The busy preoccupation with "quiet things" belies the loud emotional traffic, sirens blazing, that is going on between two intricately-linked minds and souls. Silence can be golden. It can equally be laden, as here. Inferred need can be the most taxing because you can never be sure you are acquitted or the recipeint requited. You deal with a tangled situation with clarity, vigour and strength here. Great resilience! :)) Thank you, xx
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 11/25/2008
I know someone so like this; you've grabbe me by the soul, Nicky. Love and peace to you,

Regis
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart 11/25/2008
A heart touching and thought provoking write Nicky.
Reviewed by Felix Perry 11/25/2008
This is heartwrenching and filled with the emotion of a child speaking through a mother...both intense and questioning...

hugs
fee
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 11/24/2008
Nicky,

There is a lingering sense of poignancy in your lines ... beautifully illustrated sadness in verse.

"... you'll leave
and forget like you always do ..." Well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
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