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Just Dust

Leaving today you have not won Your prize sits writing goodbye And as a consolation you tell yourself You are free And that it's over And if that's...

Gaps

This inbred urban family Spreads its late night feelings Too easily Scatters seeds Of lust On fields Of open longing And waters them With desperate tears What grows between the Gaps

Still With Me

From afar

Anger

There are many types of anger. You should know, I taught you. And on many occasions When you didn't want to hear, I taught you still, A voice shrill...

Good Son, The

A story about growing up
Cherry

x Diary 6

Prague 2
Cherry

About the Author: 5 shockingly candid poems about NYC

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Tooth Ache

farm yard short

Rites for the Living

It's about natural justice.
Cherry

Cup of earth 13/08/03

We followed tracks a hundred jeep-deep, an outline of shark-teeth, down to the belly of a great bowl of wildlife a retirement home for bull elephants...

Famous In 1957

farm yard short

The Man Who Thought Too Much

A man wakes up one morning to realize he has to think about everything, even his breathing...

Plow Horses

farm yard short
Cherry

Winning In The Final Minute

30 minute speed story from inspiration on ABC Frontpage.

In love; falling

Speed prose: An elderly lady and a young man are forced into a conversation because the plane they are in is about to crash

W: Rescue

Speed poem about knights in shining armour who have not thought it through...

Wrapping

She glistens Alluring innocent eyes Impenetrable behind tinted glass She sways Each camber sculpted Each blemish erased All truth concealed Some seek...

Asundered Heart

Eric wasn't happy, it had rained all day and he suspected he might be suffering from SAD, Eric suffered from everything going. He sat slumped in his...

Home

The spring of summer grass Buoyant beneath my feet Lightens life's imparted burdens Free of pathway crowd and street Undulating hillsides Tractor...
Cherry

Poem For My Granddaughter

Today all I know is I cannot get out of bed. The world has turned grey at the edges. Eventually it will shrivel up completely. I'm thinking of all...

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