After 1682 (Free Write Friday)
Well it’s time to leap into another prompt from Kellie Elmore’s Free Write Friday You find yourself in the lower level of an old ship. A calendar on the wall says 1682. […]
Monthly Archives: March 2014
A longing goodbye to a thirteen degree sun
The longing goodbye to a thirteen degree sun Thick black curls roll in waves across the Brown gold surface to her back, a t-shirt adrift While with the slightest movements […]
A few more miles into the wind
A little short on time this evening, so below may not seem as realistic as it could be, but the bare bone are there, and of course, there is a […]
Fade the gloom to fierce days
Can you hear, can you touch it to your chest Lonely broken dust, soot, it haunts the wind While the bushfire embers, light the gloom Standing out the back, boxtops […]
Deep surface
Out in the Bay of Islands, how much longer? It is so quiet, but for the roll of the bay’s waters, perhaps the senses, now out of tune, disorientated, tell […]
Enough good
Enough good Enough good can be written in a few words, Can you hear it’s songs between the moonless nights, Out in the places where the sounds of heels, they […]
Rusted Drought…Not too Early…Cracked (three poems)
Rusted Drought Rusted tanks all full of holes Rain it falls, but doesn’t hold Climb each rib to get inside Lug the concrete, sweat the time.. Not too Early Ten […]
Depression’s Dance (A Review)
Right from the front cover, the choice of art work projects a sense that “Depression’s Dance” by HastyWords is a silent one, while in another way the choice of font, […]
A mile to shore
In some ways thinking of bridges Built tall, raised up upon, made in books To stretch a mile from isle to shore Tied together with old weathered boot laces Braided […]
Dark matter ribbons
Not doing much, this day’s gone as such When the question came tripping by Hey come and join us, pack up your kit Let’s go travel dark matter ribbons To […]
Sean B 