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    Fortuna (My Angel of the North)
    13/05/08

    Here is another wonderful picture taken by Glyn Goodrick and my poem to match. If you’re tempted by these poems and/or pictures, they are from ‘Recollections’ available from Flambard Press. www.flambardpress.co.uk

    Fortuna

    Your wings
    are still buried
    in our muddy river
    yet you offer, with your right hand,
    a drink.

    Top Up
    every barrel
    daughter of Jupiter.
    We owe our rough times and our smooth
    to you.

    So cheers!
    Our Geordie cups
    will always be half-full
    not half-empty: that’s our nature.
    Good health.

    Who knows
    the stone’s story
    or what blessings it brought,
    but we are the inheritors.
    Our thanks

    Fortune,
    You smiled on us.
    First angel of the North,
    from your horn of plenty you filled
    the Tyne.

    129 words, Written by Maureen Almond - Categories: Poetry


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