Tuesday, 8 April 2014

Eerie Brothels


Do not step out of this area
It is the place where places do not exist
This no-land where languages return
While the hares race

On the eel road

Moose hands
The cynic work of mussels
Brittle spiders climb clinging from the wall
The door throws its hands up in angry alarm

This is the axe of the new generation
A world where people eat themselves
From compulsive necessity

White banner roads into the woods
Where they stop dead

A deer’s foot cupholder
Split feet of gold
Like broken-handed roots

Stump eyes and steel-grey fields
The bristling beasts lie huddled and powdered
Hard-water pawprints in the fields
Like an animal walking upside down
Its footprints rising from the soil up into the snow

On the pea road

Black sperm jackdaws are spilled out
Across skies blue above cells

Whale-tail axe-heads
And spiral fingers curling into danced moustaches
Pointing home with swollen bulb finger joints
As eyeball coracles with white skiff sails
Drift across a pastry-brown sea

There is the brick omphalos
A mirror made of plaster and stone
A cupper’s tool

Napoleon reaches his stone bridge border
Everybody remembers but he can go no further

This mountain lies like a jewelled dog
White-stained water,
A lying leopard covered with moss

She will leap, she will leap, in the trees
From the trees

Skin x-rays on the surface of the moon
The unfinished city


The experiences of my departures
White-faced, a paper doll
Blown on dusty paths

Friday, 4 April 2014

There are cries one sometimes hears in the silence of starless nights

A portrait of the Comte de Lautréamont, done for his birthday by PC and Merl Fluin

Thursday, 13 February 2014

Town and Country


My face is a desert with cactus clumps

Lambent flames of island shorelines
Where sand burns to glass eyes and leaves
Playing the euphorium

Black wire tears from dissolution
Beige petals behind bars
And spoons in batboxes
Twist the chrome-plated dancers
Into the blinded goggles
The filament handwringing
Of the silent.
I will see valley sides of blue flowers
Fingered teeth dipped into freshwater pools
My eyes bulge with molten ash
Will burst like boiled fish
Salmon skin hands and fillets
Will touch your blue hair and water skin
Silken ropes will brush my head

Monday, 28 October 2013

Potato bridge

A molten eye of sand
slides into the water
Behind cataracts of geese
The green canal wrapped
in a wire crown