Leaving my father
Author: Christine Burrows
Published online: 17 April 2017
the poplars have half turned
the poplars have half turned
from lime to russet
green humps of baled hay
populate bare paddocks
you stand stooped over your walker
rest on its arms, eyes watering
Oh I’m going to miss you, you say
we’re both rag tired
from the ambulance call in the night
to fix your breathing
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