They’re saying we’ve reached peak beard. I don’t know how to tell the irises. Let alone how to shave them.
Category: Poetry
Corner reflections
Wrapped in the winged arms of my Papa’s chair. Solid eggs. Cooling. The morning gum, and its refracted light, hold … More
Noon-time dishes
One moment, the brain and body drifting gently in that soft connection-disconnection of the noon-time dishes. The next, cellular grief, … More
Soul-love-story-form
Surrender of sleep [to the never-never, keeping company with the starlight hours]. Surrender of soul [to the every expanding universe, … More
Jacaranda Cathedrals
The masters of bygone devotions have nothing on the suburban spectacular of the Jacaranda Cathedral. As the summer begins, straightened … More
Sentinel Cyprus
The storm has strewn foam moats on the beach, casting strange new cartographies on an already contested land. Where … More
Garden Fork
It’s the placement of the garden fork that undoes me. As I stand, paralysed by the fear of stunting the … More
Train Tales Five
For a moment, outside of Seymour, I glance up to find myself come to life in Jeffrey Smart’s ‘Container Train … More
Train Tales Four
Across the road, in a backyard aviary that sits trackside, a suddenly single finch mourns its love lost. Pair bonding … More
Train Tales Three
It seems from his gait that his brim propels him forward, so broad that it feels almost ungenerous not to … More
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