A London view
Emotion recollected in tranquillity
don't do it for me:
see the river Brent courses,
and see the people flow,
all kinds and conditions
in rain and sun and snow.
You might know
the greenman in kingsbury,
who abhors the national front,
wanders in kew gardens
and sometimes has a punt.
There's westminster traitors
brixton dreadlocks edged with hats
disp...
Saturday 23rd November 2013 11:00 pm
Lost
Never-ever
ever again
will he turn
his baby face
towards my voice
as he did,
those hours
before
he died.
O! his blue-blue eyes,
that long ago
land
of lost content:
my son and I,
'neath a darkening sky.
Wednesday 20th November 2013 12:00 am
INTERLUDE
Quietly, she spoke of tea, toast, the after smell of cigars,
Let us say we met in a room: curtained, peeling, private.
Briefly she consulted the winter afternoon,
Reviewed the deadening, leadening sky.
It was discreetly done.
No presences danced beyond no lifted curtains.
Darkness had silted us away.
Words, ...
Monday 5th August 2013 9:53 pm
PASSING STRANGE
Low-slung August sun shadows stonework into the
deeper shadow lands —
phantoms adrift on the wide Sargasso sea —
so unruffled, these lawns,
and all this frumpery.
So much then has time
and its opposite
done for me.
It was along these lines we walked, it was beneath these swaying poplars we kissed;
an...
Monday 5th August 2013 9:34 pm
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