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Monday, 28 January 2013

Realism (Not Magic)

I sit on a curved bench
Look towards the turbine hall
Listen to the echoed screams
Of a solitary child, set free to roam

I will take this home
Insert quite a pause, just here

Afterwards, to reflect
Upon a passage of my life
Ever so definitely finally closed
At the dark end of the chamber


Sunday, 27 January 2013

Infinitely Small Spaces

I queue for Kusama
Take time out
To be covered in spots

With the force of Tsunami
Tales of a bedroom
Without a door

A viral army of incidental notes
Lumps in the throat
Your love moved on


Saturday, 26 January 2013

Wait & Wake

The woman who our intuition tells us will 
look back, and who never actually existed

Pessoa

All those words of tight black dresses
As he drifts into other consciousness
Cars that roll down hills
To cross the stream at the forge

In another room 
The boy sleeps
Utters tired words on being woken

All denominations are here
Thousands of untold dreams
Sit at the breakfast tables

For the writer it is the time to wait
Luxuriate in her hurtful absence
Selfless of his own existence

Friday, 25 January 2013

Room 309


I have bathed
I listened to the sweet violin
I have read a little of Fernando Pessoa

If I was to call it sadness
Would I have to waiver more clear
If I was to call it peace
Would you crave at the veneer

That I can say it is tiredness
Is that a dearer message to wire
For do we not all feel tired
With much of life still to acquire



from the collection
The Curved Ball of an Artists Model
Love Encouraged By the Breakout
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Thursday, 24 January 2013

Given Words

I cannot read
More than one page at a time
The concentration is not with me

Instead I look east, or west
To blue grey skies
To pink and golden sunsets

Further south, small fluffy clouds
Wisps of joy for my feeble mind
Through the flat fields of East England

Farmlands; diggers dig new ditches
Beyond the grain store a smokestack
Beyond the straw bales a chapel

Our shadows speed over the stubble
Dusks gentle conversation is calming
The sun on the last day she gave me

Hope that there will always be hope