Bolero – remembered
Lured by Bolerowe were taughtabout that, whatmakes men into boysto the power of ten. A very brief second poem for Kim’s prompt at dVerse where I celebrate the momory of […]
Lured by Bolerowe were taughtabout that, whatmakes men into boysto the power of ten. A very brief second poem for Kim’s prompt at dVerse where I celebrate the momory of […]
Going off to bed withMozartjazzed with Benny’sclarinet, my mother’s record,lullaby of early teens,joyful, happy and warm,as after stringshis clarinettakes lead,so my thoughtsmay wanderinto dreamsand back againagain, againforgetting schoolyard bulliesas I’m […]
On the edge of winter, once again lonely — In my lugubriousness I gazed at wall-papers peeling, swimming in lament I inhaled the reek of cat-urine left in your wake, […]
When you expecta curtsy,a blessing,a prayer,a sketch from a childin return formorsels and tidbitsit’s merely a tradea tiny transactionwhere you set the rules; Being nobleis only when givingis namelesswith no […]
Neither stars nor the sickle moon waxingnot the tempest tearing at twilightnot even the luscious lustre of midsummer sun,but your heartbeat in step with my breaththe scent of you — […]
Writing about living in two places (and times)
Poems & Stories from The Author Stew
practising for a whole life
haikai poetry matters
Running in the slow lane
The view from here ... Or here!
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” — Albert Einstein
chronicling my quarter life crisis