JOHN GREVLING lives near Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia, and is a graduate of McGill University. That seems to be the kind of thing poets put in their bylines
Maker’s Mark
You came back to me last week
A recurring dream from childhood
Unbelieved, misunderstood
It helps to talk about it though
She doesn’t understand
Thank God
It’s easy with her
With you it was so difficult
Still, one thought haunts me
Every man is born for some great work
I walked away from this masterpiece
Whatever it was supposed to be
Even as the wet clay dropped
From my hands I could see
Every curve dancing in my mind
I tried to take it up again but
It’s gone. There’s nothing left
Nothing but the impression of
Something very beautiful
Something that would have
Made it all
Worthwhile
JOHN GREVLING lives near Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia, and is a graduate of McGill University. That seems to be the kind of thing poets put in their bylines