take this for inst. This thing
has dimensionality, this thing
has heft but saying what the thing Continue reading
humor
Hyperbole
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Comes the last allusion, now the final verse. Continue reading
Found poetry
A panel discussion for the next 10 years…
Samsara on a windy day (Lake Illawarra 34.54°S, 150.85°E)
Wind blasted sedges won’t lie down –
dried out reeds still have a trick or two.
Casuarinas in a thousand scaly fingered lines
voice the roaring all around. Continue reading
Ode on an apple fritter (Erg Chebbi Dunes near Merzouga 31.08°N, 4.013° W)
O twice cooked pastry (pale brown), how camest thou,
by ochre dunes and gravel plains, hurried o’er roads Continue reading
Breakfast Details
Alain de Botton in his book The Art of Travel (Hamish Hamilton, 2002) introduces John Ruskin a 19th Century English traveller, art critic and educator Continue reading
