The old men talk about Skopje at the pool where
I do my twenty. Drum-tight bellies becoming boulders.
Swim? Never, but they can’t wait to get their gear off and recline
– bronzed Aristotle and pupil – on the warm cement. Continue reading
Month: November 2017
Musca domestica (for Seth Brundle*)
My own fly
attend(s) never tires
schools me
in futility. Continue reading
The bodysurfers
lift together in the wave
as if for a moment
there was something
greater than us. Continue reading
Different everytime
A shore, somedays a dream,
black and silver fish torpedo
thru transient glass Continue reading
How’s your commute?
Check out Jan Verbeek’s On A Wednesday night in Tokyo, 2004 – along with 40 years of German avant garde television – at the wonderful – ubuweb – All avant-garde. All the time.
Poets Speaking up to Adani eBook call for submissions
Join the poets speaking up to Adani
Join 43 poets who spoke up against Adani in Plumwood Mountain‘s online Day of Action on 30 October 2017 in being part of a free eBook resource of poetry for the Stop Adani campaign. You can also view the call for submissions here: Poets Speaking up to Adani Proposed eBook (Poems may be previously published. Please include publication details where relevant).
Friday favourites for 10 Nov.
(a little late)
If you haven’t caught up with the latest edition of Cordite – do yourself a favour. Continue reading
Eight views of a Lego® block
(i)
Among everything moving —
the gulls and the kelp lifting and again
or slumping in the early heat
Lego® is still. Continue reading
Hyperbole
[Dear WordPress readers,
this looks so much better on my site]
Comes the last allusion, now the final verse. Continue reading