AUTHORS H-L
AUTHORS H-L
my memories are slippery and sharp
and coloured by the heat of her
adventurous and sweet
she caught my english words
her throne and duty may have been this city in the dust
but she’d never left her isis home
a council youth, a river bank
she heard my english words
and spoke, exuberant
compleat of drink and desert glow
she spread her history
she kept my english words
and dreamt her night in oxfordshire
as snow touched down on foreign lands
where she will ride forever
Dylan Harris
isbn 978-1-907812-22-4
£6.00 22 pages ,with 7 colour plates and 1 B/W plate
read my lips
i’m such a fan of madame tussauds
that i have a favourite wax-sculptor
and could recognize his work in a
tv-style police lineup. i think i might
anyway. his name’s paul bainbridge
and he did ringo and george but not
paul or john. the way mrs t works, it’s
a team-project, but paul’s input is
distinctive. if the person is shifty, he
sure as anything makes them look
shifty. you should see his al gore.
his princess juliana of the netherlands
is excellent too but his masterwork is
george bush sr and i would rate it
as one of the finest works of political
art, the way the lip slides up at the right
as if he’s saying, like you just did:
my throat’s now closing up, fantastic.
ISBN 978-1-907812-36-1
£2.00 16 pages
numbers 71-75
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ISBN: 978-0-9565418-7-1
£5.00 43 pages
13.
she fell down right smack on her poodle
back at the bed & breakfast
our waiter would not stop quoting Marx
a kid of 6 got lost in the attic
someone called for Rita Lin
& a schwa management manual
that wheelbarrow is missing a wheel
formerly the clipboard
belonged to me but ever since
isbn 978-1-907812-12-5
£4.00 17 pages
By Joy as Tiresome Vandalism
isbn 978-1-907812-09-1
£5.00 32 pages
make my eye move
steer circles
but miss the meeting
of where lines
shy by side
suspicions side lined
because we used our ands
wisely and we
paused
backed off
and blanked it through
another her has
just enough
difference to
be swallowed
isbn 978-1-907812-03-3
£5.00 24 pages
Quotidian Cancel
Again rain. My final visit to this exhibit. It is day sad-saturant. A displacement. A disqualification of the quotidian. Budge refusal. Herbivorous dirge. Lamentation. I dial-in on “View of Cagnes,” the attraction (attachment?) is sub-logical, pre-Saharan, it stings like a rum ocean, like a bay on fire, it is time to give back, we are not alone, ... while facing “View of Cagnes” I take a deep breath than exhale my first line,
“hurl cyclonic pigment dressage drugged passeriform multi-dimensional splendiferous fest ...”
the population recedes, encouraged by our solitude, I deliver the second line more robustly,
“impastoed lachrymal boulder-blush boucle-heaves bully the decimal ...”
hallowed sunrises warp in a sully of fruit trees, impoverishment slouches to a surly dawn, Soutine’s visage issues from the bowels of Cagnes, the grave creases in his face ease into a sturdy smile, my lines stir him, he connects, he is grateful I have come, he thanks me for the letter, we talk, two guys who didn’t hitch to any spectacle but that of their own devisement, we are comfortably complicit, hammocking in soul-drench, we chat of small matters, of shoes & weather & edibles, the large matters mushroom unannounced from our persons, from our dedications, with no need for fanfare, -- vibrating revolutionary tusks – he advises me not to fret the maggot-fests before he departs ....
(This is a short extract from a long poem)
isbn 978-1-907812-14-9
£5.00 20 pages
isbn 978-1-907812-19-4
£5.00 20 pages
Burning
There is a beach on the horizon
burning.
The sprawl of sea looks like
blurring air. The sun
is a massacre, rapid-fire
bellowing down, tongue
spread over the sand, salty
saliva and flames.
You can see it screaming around
like a mass of bodies distending, limbs
loosened, crunching
like crashing trees, everything
swallowed or spat.
The village on top of the hill
looks on, pointing
guiltily, all its eyes lit up
like flaming scarecrows
as the day melts.
isbn 978-1-907812-23-1
Thought disorder by Joshua Jones
£6.00 84 pages
Interscriptions, by John Hall and Peter Hughes
ISBN 978-1-907812-57-6
£14.00 44 pages (22 colour plates)