Snow-laden boughs
During the past weekend, the autumn died. Winter entered with winds from the northeast carrying its load of snow born from evaporating the Baltic Sea. Snow has kept falling and […]
Category Archives: poetry
Cornucopia
The Physiology of Taste – Jean Anthelme Brillat-SavarinAlex- A few moments of reading pleasure in return for an evening of sensual delights. Denis October Bacchanalia 1994 A tête-á-tête,with intimate tickling on […]
November rain
No sun – no moon!No morn – no noon –No dawn – no dusk – no proper time of day –No sky – no earthly view (November – Thomas Hood) […]
Gathering dust
She was a hoarder, momsaving pebbles and coinsrandom pictures and art.collected, gathered, saved With her glass in my palmI recall the layers of dustonto maps and the chartsfor the stuff […]
War on words
Their worldwide war on wordsis wrought from proxy wordsprudent words of high esteemwords of praise pretending weightbut being weightless words,words that leave you satedwith an empty mind,words that fill your […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 