A Handful Of Salted Peanuts
When Emily left the pub, the fine summer’s day had transformed itself into a balmy evening, tinged with romance. What a lovely birthday evening to be … Continue reading A Handful Of Salted Peanuts
Venus
Letter 1: What do you expect, if you look at a goddess? But she hit me like a storm today in the museum. I was sheltering … Continue reading Venus
Bud And Crumbs
My heart is a pregnant cloud. If its waters broke would I smell rain on the limestone pavement again and taste the bitter afterlick of post-cigarette … Continue reading Bud And Crumbs
Freshly Cut Grass
Lessons are on pause. I can dally and dance in the pungent playscape and smell a future memory carrying the air in its musty tangle. Irreverent … Continue reading Freshly Cut Grass
Like a balloon?
A couple of plush and shiny pigeons observed my yoga session. Yo también he decidido participar. The Brits aren’t behaving. La vasta mayoría solo en inglés. … Continue reading Like a balloon?
Blackened Bricks
Hope is every time fresh rays are filtered through the arrow slits. When one day I am free, let me remember scratching these blackened bricks. … Continue reading Blackened Bricks
Lips After A Lollipop
I am ancient. I was born of an explosion. You can still see it in the vastness of the sky at dusk. I have never learned … Continue reading Lips After A Lollipop
Health and Safety
Sailing over the threshold, I hear Sally give a shout. Ahead of me should be the next carriage of the train. A split-second of breeze on … Continue reading Health and Safety
The Year The Colours Changed
Remember the year the colours changed? When a strange redistribution of sun rays Started making rainbows in pastel shades? When pigments once buried in living-room walls … Continue reading The Year The Colours Changed
Smooth Horseback and Plenty
after the toe-teasing whisky whipping morning jazz beach-kissing i wanted us to shift to the centre of our sun i found a black hole The rest … Continue reading Smooth Horseback and Plenty
