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Tag: Richard Hugo

Poem – Who Would Not

On February 12, 2016February 12, 2016 By markstevickIn PoetryLeave a comment

v. Who Would Not

This October woman crossing a stubbled field,
her hair black and her daughter blowing,
her hair blacker far than the stripped limbs;

who, when she looks up in that field to ask,
(her hair black as crow, blacker yet) who would not
furnish her from his breast one fire-tipped cigarette?

-Published in The Shine Journal.

 

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