Made in India: travels in poetry
By Jen Gibson
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Made in India - Jen Gibson
Made in India
Shivaliks
jagged peaks that dip and rise
a far-stretching line
of white meringue
if I could use my tongue
lick soft-serve ice cream
on a giant’s scale
I’d have formed you
vast Indian serpent range
cloud flecked
beneath me.
Shiv’s Falcon
Surely Shiv
if I ingest your bhang
your opium
I will fly too
leap from my window
on this green, exultant morn
soar serene over mountain heavens
loop and circle
buoyant on air-sea
scan creation
know your bliss of being.
Crocus
Suddenly you come
bursting pink delight
by rock and mountain
under trees filled
with discarded plastic bags
delicate sun-drawn crocus.
George
George,
‘Father George’
your name’s gloomy as
my ancient uncle
but you, most definitely, aren’t.
Dark and vibrant
your bearded face sparkles
open, flirting, innocence
your beaming white smile
jolts my heart
and that sharp Jesuit twist of mind
nudges my thoughts in fresh directions
If only you were not
‘untouchable’…
Kingfisher
surveying your kingdom from
electric wires
folded wings unruffled
rich splashes of colour
that hint at more
till I see in