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Little Blue Flowers

 

Jack watches his pretty neighbour

Idle plough, wasted labour

Hat on his heart, darkening fields

Lonely crops that jut won’t yield

Dirty fingers and sun baked skin

A working mans stench and a hip flask of gin

Heavy lids lift in sunken sockets

A handkerchief and blade in his left pocket

 

Where she lay, so still

Little blue flowers bloom

In seeds, dirt and agony

Little blue flowers bloom

 

The wind danced around her legs

Whipping, taunting and teasing up her dress

Her hands full of pegs and wet clothes

She bit her bottom lip as he approached

Water dripping her grip so tight

Her knuckles started turning white

He said do you live here alone?

He broke her defences like little bird bones

 

Where she lay, so still

Little blue flowers bloom

In seeds, dirt and agony

Little blue flowers bloom

 

He saw a thousand sorrows unfold

She’s a beautiful disaster and I’m way too old

But he could smell her hair like new mown hay

It made him fell a certain way

Her pink skin dusted in washing powder

Her dress was white with little blue flowers

It hung at her knees and split open

Like an invitation

 

Where she lay, so still

Little blue flowers bloom

In seeds, dirt and agony

Little blue flowers bloom

Pitchfork eyes and grinning

The washing line spinning

The wind moaned the trees’ groaned

 

Where she lay, so still

Little blue flowers bloom

In seeds, dirt and agony

Little blue flowers bloom

 

 

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