You’d better contemplate your journey now. Talk as you would walk with a natural gait. Learn to wait, stand your ground, take a bow. Be patient, be present … anticipate. By all means stride out, […]
Month: February 2015
Under the Sonnet
With its ten gangly legs, and five long feet, it hobbles the cobbles – a diddle-dee-dum: pedals the rhythm of a Roman street; travels to Britain – a fiddling strum; espouses rules but allows them […]
Notographs
In front of me sit two photographers, swapping thoughts on a gallery of shots; contemporary, digital philosophers sharing the joy of pixilated dots. They scroll through images and often pause to seek critique from a […]
Friends – not lovers
Friends, not lovers, protect us from ourselves. They can hold us steady, disentangle emotional strings, retrieve he who delves too deep; ungrip the hand that would strangle from life all good reason to continue the […]
Like-For-Like
What of mimicry that honours the past? It’s somewhat amazing that like-for-like replacements have the talents to recast an event – so true, a match would strike! True, as in truth; so believably real. Real, […]
Life Long Journey
They tell me the life-long journey is done. Apparently, there’s been a change of course. The argument goes “that old race is run… that over-trodden track has lost its force.” Seems to me, it’s the […]
One More Sonnet 