Sally Festing
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‘Julian’: a poem by Sally Festing
Image by Andrew Martin from Pixabay Julian, there’s a lost language between us. I can’t walk through it but like a cloud it stays in my mind,circling round the differences that make me sad. Here, I am almost nothing among tousled hedgeson the sea’s edge, the calming marshes, the rawnesswhere I come to save myself. I’m…
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‘V.E. Day’: a poem by Sally Festing
V.E. Day in Selwyn Road, Cambridge. Author pictured in back row, third from the left. V.E. Day She holds a finger to her chin. Flowers bind her hair. White tablecloths stretch endless invitation. Flags fly. Plum trees pink the pavements and she’s stumbling into sun, brother a sweep, her sister a…