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After Ithaka

Keep Ithaka in your mind as you head in the opposite direction, Whether by choice or chance or just the way the wind blows. If you are…

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Litter: A Poem

A small, billowing, clear plastic bag With a press-strip closure – one Strip yellow, the other blue – now Open-mouthed, accompanies me, Tumbling beside my footfalls For…

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One Breath: A Poem

Somewhere in the antipodean blue The old salt sea rustles anonymously Darkened by nocturnal ink Busy and dark the currents, the old fingers Wedge themselves into sea…

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Esprit d’escalier

The Poet stretches out his long legs, looks up from contemplating his elegant, old-fashioned brown shoes, addresses the creative writing class, his voice tuned to channel charm…

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On Foot

Who is this, or what, whose weightless Shadow, walking, runs ahead, then Trails, on the asphalt, grass, concrete, Now this gravel I press underfoot? Who and what?…

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Birdsong

It’s about this time of the morning - As now - the blackbirds and The thrushes start their songs: And one, I see, a thrush, sits High…

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