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Sue Leigh Poetry
days
we complain, a leaden sky
a day of rain, the queue at the till
(when you only wanted milk)
the crowded train, bruised peach
and where there is pain –
you, ill –
how I want to be back
in the ordinary
walking down the street
hair blowing, jostling with life
or out in the rain,
wet through
Published in The Spectator, 2026
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