Aurora Mizutani’s Ten Minute Poem

Birth Yours not mine My space Your Head Labour of Love, they say That place again My womb Your Pain Bright Lights You cry cold hands Not Mine Deep Voice Not Mine Three Slaps again, you cry Birth - Yours not Mine Ten Minute Poem: Share your poetry, short stories and novels. Join writing groups. Enter writing contests. Search publishers, literary agents and literary magazines.

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