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Who Am Him Really Anywhy? 2.
Self-Portraits from The Archives #2. melted in the heat of you, my colours intensified, body liquified, richly intoxicated in your green agave eyes, flesh electrified sparking blue lights, my face no...
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Birthday Poem
After all is said and done it’s just a rainbow ‘round the sun, another ring-toss ‘round a star, a bear stuck in a honey jar, an ancient number scratched in rock, a ticking tap, a dripping clock. Years...
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A Case of You (1)
Melted by passion, colours intensified, body liquified, intoxicated by absinthe eyes, flesh electrified, sparking blue, face is gone reformed by your hands. What I become ignites fires, nourishes the...
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A Case of You (2)
Full moon in May. Sensuality blossoms on your skin as it rises to meet me. I am alert and vigilant as oceans swell and burst, as moonlight binds the limbs to the night bird’s cry and the rain and...
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A Case of You (3)
On days when you go more distant than far, my skin is pulled to you, stretched outward as if to make that final supreme effort to find you and stop you from disappearing into that cloud of unknowing...
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A Case of You (4)
it is not so long since you fell away into unexpected distance and fragmented silence, and yet, as in knowing you, it fills a lifetime. this summer night wraps me in your absence, warm and stitched...
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A Case of You (5)
Sunday Haiku – Between: everyday magic she opens between flowers enchanting this man. you on a blue raft between blue sky and sea dressed in blue silence. smushing strawberries between stained lips...
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A Case of You (6)
Focus; move the eye or heart a fraction of an inch and the whole universe changes within this gleaming arc. Concentrate; in moments of inattention brides are stolen, the careful line smudged and the...
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Full Moon
Not all full moons are filled with romance, some radiate madness and partings… Poem by George Gordon Byron – Lord Byron. 1788–1824. Interpreted by Leonard Cohen. Drawing: Full Moon by clinock. 18″ x...
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fāz/Back Issue
like an ancient comic book, or carved rock face, centuries forgotten, but valuable, inside. still available from the publisher, at a price. like the burning heart that reaches and twists the lower...
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