Mukunaima’s habitat
Bluegreen capped sandstone ship. An ark for charcoal frogs sails the sea of clouds; its ancient voice untouched. Precambrian soil and golden rivers diamond-fields for Roraima’s hair, an angel’s fall […]
Bluegreen capped sandstone ship. An ark for charcoal frogs sails the sea of clouds; its ancient voice untouched. Precambrian soil and golden rivers diamond-fields for Roraima’s hair, an angel’s fall […]
His gaze too low beading necklace, trickle-sweat between my breast. My voice reflected, percentages are bouncing on his wolfish grin a “No”. My arguments lie spilled, unheard. Pressure cooker-giggling not […]
Allegro is a cross, nailed to lips its blood a lipstick smile, a heartbeat less than moonlight. Allegro is November joy, the midnight cheer, the goal in unmade beds, the […]
When the windows to my soul are smashed, by blowing shattering glances, gusts of words — as hail pebbles rolling on the hardwood floor. Doors are closed and locked, chains […]
Once a wall, dividing, rot from rot we felt a gentle breeze at first blowing in the wind, a flame in hand, the winds of change, breaking bricks and tumbling […]
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