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Month: June 2017

Poem: The Moral of My Life

Posted on 1st June 20171st June 2017 By Jane Ralston

Another dinner done. The grey, black and white bowls on the table are now empty Save for a few cooked grains of rice and smears of vegetable discarded Like the kids’ clothes all over the floors of their bedrooms. I could write a poem about these bowls, I say. You can call it: This is […]

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