This is a fine, strongly articulated poem, David - one of your best. The structure (repetition of the question 'Why is it only in the winter that we notice them?) forces the reader to really question the callousness of most who see but don't notice because they are too preoccupied examining their own navels. Your theological heart is very much to the fore in this disturbing poem about the lack of social justice in the world. Congratulations. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
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This is a fine, strongly articulated poem, David - one of your best. The structure (repetition of the question 'Why is it only in the winter that we notice them?) forces the reader to really question the callousness of most who see but don't notice because they are too preoccupied examining their own navels. Your theological heart is very much to the fore in this disturbing poem about the lack of social justice in the world. Congratulations. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥