Wait, the sun is out

there’s this poem I must write and
that novel of the station master
built from railway journals
and long forgotten tales told by

Give us back our what?

‘Give us back our harbour’
is not a polite expression
nor it is new
or meaningful or hopeful.

Falling Down

The red white and blue swans
decided to take off unexpectedly

Best Remembered

Feathers stirred
murmuring despair…

Sulphur

launches the mournful sound
of the sirens and the fears
begin marching again.

Flight Forecast

The weather man looks cloudy today
moist as the air drifting south
hands that shake from an arctic blast
and eyebrows covered in frost.

Just a reminder

of coffee with breakfast and pills
discussion of dreams
and news with the love of my life;

Once upon a sea of thought

breathless on a sea of mirrors
grey the sullen swell
their thoughts becalmed.

A Case of Celtic Cat Burglars

a more fitting sentence
for ripping out the nation’s heart and soul, might be to provide
each with jemmy, black mask, and little black bag, tools of their trade

railway encounters

I love the shock of sounds
the sudden ping of steel expanding
the points snapping to attention

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