poetry – Page 13 – The Flaneur

Bear Shrug

Bear Shrug By Catherine Sawers I was minding my business Tending a pot of veg korma on the stove Unaware of what I might witness Several yards from me in the berry grove […]

Warfare A word with implications, Afflicting many nations, A darker side to humans, A side we can’t forget, Warfare keeps on spilling across the world and filling the hearts of its victims with fear, pain […]

Of Human Jam, on the Regents Canal, by Padraig O Loingsigh

Of Human Jam, on the Regent’s Canal There’s a poem by Tomas Hardy, bout a lady and a strumpet, and her fear that in the cemetery their bones would mix indecently. “There’s not a modest […]

trembling

beauty is the rain falling on puddles making perfect circles at our feet timid is the mouse hiding in the kitchen whiskers twitching in the shadows soft is the dog sleeping […]