Waiting. I do a lot of it. Instead of people watching or reading, today I wrote down these during an emergency clinic appointment. I've been a little generous with the traditional 5,7,5 form of haiku. After all, I'm no Basho ... Brooding black cockatoo, beak smooth like old rosin, honeyed and forgotten. * Tawny frogmouth, … Continue reading Haiku at the hospital
14.11.12
knitted mouths of soft kissesrock my body,hanging from my lips like bee stings.
When two is better than one
Is there anything better than having a parcel arrive on your doorstep? Well, yes there is. It's when books, or more specifically poetry, bounces into your hands. Husband and wife and ridiculously talented Brisbane based poets, Graham Nunn and Julie Beveridge have, both this year published a collection of poetry each. I'm in for a poetry … Continue reading When two is better than one
two haiku
17.4.12A charcoal morningpolished into a rhinestone,Glen Campbell style. 18.4.12Coloured envelopesswimming in coffee beans.People take them home. #fuckyeah#
