A poem — Our ship’s sparse wooden masts drift south among a herd of wildebergs – unmoored Braque heads – following their abrupt brows to cross out of the Arctic Circle on moss-green swells and tenuous foam streaks the Boy halfway aloft up mainmast hooks elbows through the rigging – his frayed glove-cuffs …

A poem story of invasion – Part 1 — From across a barely finite void unimaginably alien minds scrutinised our blue world with callous calculation On planet Malkith, 30,000 leagues above its spiky feldspar surface and swirling purple clouds, a burnished gold spider-scope clings, egg-shaped, to a basalt spire, fixed fast by diamond screws to web-thin wires and carbon…

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A Poem Journey —

A poem story — a thin canyon of red and yellow stone an arms length apart waves in the sunlight and back to shadow; shifting heat haze chevrons beat back across each other, trapped in a moiré between the feldspar walls; a too blue iris sky line, set and stretched – its baleful scrutiny …

A Poem Story God tinkers in his garage – He has shadow boards for tools – so many creative designs whizz round His omni-mind He shuffles through the spiral shavings, clay offcuts, wire configurations, and plaster of Paris odd-shapes; He forgets one project as another catches his eye He reaches…

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A Poem after picking at all the godly choices I’ve fallen; crawling up from the deepest ant-lion hole throwing hands at gruff truths that some of that gritty muck would stick and drag me up The well-hole’s sky-eye shifts its endless frames of light a tussock of grass on the…

A Poem Story — Ectre, the man-boy, stoops under the evening dusk, a half-hitch catches in his throat: the sun-glow drops suddenly into a mountainous hole, darkness presses in to fill the space with black and grey, close and naturally unfriendly stippled star-lights, silvery seeds thrown across the blank and implacable sky, dark and…