‘Coda’ by Mícheál McCann

for Andrew Cunning

Looking down
absently into
a train table
like it’ll tell me –
a phone’s black mirror
lets downcast eyes
see sheep-gutty clouds
in an August sky
in the glass
of a locked phone.
Turning upward
to the real thing
my eyes
are lit.

From issue #8: spring/summer 2019

About the Author
Mícheál McCann is from Derry and lives in Belfast. His poems appear in fourteen poems, The Manchester Review and Poetry Ireland Review. His first pamphlet of poems – Safe Home – was published in 2020 by Green Bottle Press.

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