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Satya Bosman – Tin Woman
I’ll draw the outline of a woman,
I’ll make her a house made of tin.
When it rains she’ll hear pitter patter,
pitter patter. She’ll have her own disaster shelter,
except the wind will never blow.
Outside, the paddock is full of wild horses,
you won’t find us here,
when I’ve slipped into that faraway stare.
Far from the tick tick of the mantel clock
Far from your eyes that look elsewhere.
Satya Bosman is the founder and co-editor of the Black Cat Poetry Press. She has been featured in several publications, most recently 14 Magazine, Fawn Press and Drawn to the Light Magazine and upcoming in Seaside Gothic and Suburban Witchcraft magazines.
Photograph: Hinterländer by Paul atten Ash
Paul atten Ash is the pseudonym of Bristol-based poet-photographer Paul Nash, whose lens-based artwork engages with the themes of landscape, nature, and mythology. His work has been published by Acropolis Journal, Dark Mountain (forthcoming), Deep Adaptation Forum, Oscillations, Swim Press, and Where Meadows. Website: https://campsite.bio/northseanavigator
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