Thursday 23 March 2017



Questing for the solar lodge, the white men are mad, extraordinary
Our saviour you have too much too loose of course now
It is the time of the starving freak out moon
Stammered all his life she cried, overbearing grossness like a thistle patch
Water collected in a butt over a lime fired winter
Don’t leave us behind.

Brambles, thorns and the briar patch. Yellowhammer, pied wagtail and goldfinch surrendered to the shadow of the lunar, eclipsed by necessity of course.
Of gorse and bulrush and horse fly, flayed, withering, paint peeling, that feeling of closeness, lights around the bay
A dray horse a dragonfly and a damsel in distress
Please turn out the lights when you leave.

Burn stronger now, honeysuckle, red rose and smell of camphor
Summer storm, electrically charged moisture, micro density, low pressure, sea swells.
Twines, galleons, the forgotten
Branch line, load stone, provincial treasure hunt, moss covered caravan
Toadstool tenements, broken artefacts rusting for decades not moving

These are your friends; this is where your power lies.

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