Harwood quotes

In The Park

In The Park

‘It’s so sweet to hear their chatter, watch them grow and thrive’

In The Park

‘Then, nursing the youngest child, sits staring at her feet’

In The Park

‘They have eaten me alive’

Suburban Sonnet

 

‘She practices a fugue, though it can matter to no one how well she plays’

Suburban Sonnet

‘a wave of nausea overpowers subject and counter subject’

Suburban Sonnet

‘Zest and love drain out with soapy water’

Suburban Sonnet

 

‘The children caper round a sprung mousetrap, where a mouse lies dead.’