Melodie Corrigall

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Category Archives: Poetry

For The Best

September 14, 1960 by Melodie Corrigall

When I asked in trepidation
and waited for another answer
you only glanced at me
so now we both know
and soon must admit it Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry.

Flying

September 14, 1960 by Melodie Corrigall

“You don’t look a day older,”
he glows amiably.
Which is true.
I have a youthful face.
And being a sport,
I respond in kind. Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry.

Bread a Loan

September 14, 1960 by Melodie Corrigall

those who are better business men
than I
offered a price
4 my country

they called it by a longer word
than sold Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry.

Blackbirds

September 14, 1960 by Melodie Corrigall

There were several of us together
standing on the street corner waiting
yes, several, seven at least
and all red-winged blackbirds

All marked from birth with the blood
but still young and feather proud. Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry.

A Small Room

September 14, 1960 by Melodie Corrigall

little lady
sitting on a park bench
small straw purse
clutched against her side
staring through weary eyes
at the life
around Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry.

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