if you lose the stone what will happen

with two lines by Stanley Moss

I ask the stone the question I must answer myself

a human voice doesn’t last very long

I will miss the stone’s many languages

I will lose the way stone thinks about me

the way it vaunts not itself, the way it bears all things

the stone has become the place to which I tend

I must leave it as I found it

Stone poems by Lydia Harris
A Fishy Tail	Story by Selina Hardisty
How to pray the stone beads	Poem by Lydia Harris
if you lose the stone what will happen	Poem by Lydia Harris
Sentinel Stone	Poem by Lydia Harris
Standing Stone	Poem by Lydia Harris
Stone's first day at school	Poem by Lydia Harris
The Quoybirse stone blunders into the house	Poem by Lydia Harris

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