Evening Wash
A poem about spending an evening washing all the ills of the world off of you, and discovering what's left.
For Random Learning Comes: Essays Fiction and Poetry by Andrea LeDew

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A poem about spending an evening washing all the ills of the world off of you, and discovering what's left.

This poem describes the all-too-human urge to leave it all behind, even when we know that what we've got is pretty special.

I’ll indulge in a little romance here, for a change. To all those fortunate enough to have found life-long partners (no matter how late in life) this one’s for you! Thanks for coming by to read. It was not so long ago, When the salmon snapped In the fire’s glow, On the turquoise spring We …

{This poem is in the style of “The Owl and the Pussycat” or “The Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat,” both in rhyme scheme and in the unlikely pairings. This was obviously suggested to me, by my daughter Madelaine LeDew’s beautiful print. Her own artwork was at least partially inspired, by a line from the …
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