Wild Mountain Thyme

Moshe Forman
Resistance Poetry
Published in
2 min readJun 24, 2019

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A Poem

Drawn by E. Blore; engraved by G. Cook. Sheffield from the Attercliffe Road, c. 1819. Public domain.

Let my malady bring once more,
the healing scent of mountain thyme,
long lost with the fields of heather,
no fragrance along our cobblestoned roads.

Shire horses and ploughmen replaced by steam,
as we fled our poverty to the factories and the mills.
No more the hyssop plucked from the forest’s edge,
our senses stripped…

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Moshe Forman
Resistance Poetry

When I’m not a poet or novelist, I'm exploring Self, Food, Society and History. And when I'm not doing that, I'm a technical writer. www.mosheforman.com