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Saturday, 9 June 2012

Passed beware


In real time
Or replayed past time
From High Peaks
To East of Lincoln Central

The flaxen fair
Is passed beware

To steal time
Or misplace a few moments
In absence
Or least of just apart

The flaxen hair is fair aware
The flaxen fair
Is almost there




This poem is from the collection East of Lincoln Central available now on kindle - click on the text for details

Friday, 8 June 2012

Devil of Disruption


I walk the streets, head down
Let me wallow
God let me feel sorry for myself
Before I read of the indisputable truth
Before I learn any more of the irredeemable I

These are not my walls, this is not my house
I am a guest
A veritable journeyman
The current luminaire, simply passing through
I will just be, I will move on, be one before the other





a poem from In & Out of Dream Space Love Embellished by Visitations click anywhere on the text for details

Thursday, 7 June 2012

It is just an idea


Inside
The stone
No way to know

Of haystacks
Engulfed
In spontaneous combustion

There
Though the rain
Bounces off the flat flags

And the aircraft
Outside
Of the dust filled hangar

Where the late sun
Casts
Its long and lonely shadows





This poem is from the collection East of Lincoln Central available now on kindle - click on the text for details

Wednesday, 6 June 2012

Patients



It was a kissing night
Kissing, kissing, kissing
Several days of kisses
Then a final kiss
Pressed against the ancient tree
You with that broken look in your eyes


A sorrowful damaged look
Though a look which finally said
Yes, now, eventually
I do so want to kiss you



a poem from In & Out of Dream Space Love Embellished by Visitations click anywhere on the text for details

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

Folded Cold

Why write the poetry
Why
Read at all of doubt
Small wonder you wonder

To unlock
Past perhaps possessions
To confess
Per chance regress

Redress
The undressed balance
…Could it be
A list

A letter
Or aide memoir
A memo
Even better

Cold
Unfolded
Bold as
Tabloid stationary





This poem is from the collection East of Lincoln Central available now on kindle - click on the text for details