Tag Archives: Denise O'Hagan

Charlie   Every hospital has a Charlie Someone who’s slipped through society’s cracks And sits obstinately on the outside A grit in the eye of every passerby And a reproof to government healthcare.   He was sitting there today By the thick glass sliding doors A great raw trunk of a man Marooned in hisContinue reading “2 Poems by Denise O’Hagan”