Pomegranate
my skin and hers-
all four corners of the earth
sparkling some sweet lustre
that my fingers pry
and pluck like feathers.
The freedom of the frog
the frog finds a gap in my skin;
it sinks below-
sits underneath, some huge bulge
which i prod
until it settles down
Narcissus
there's someone in my bath.
i can see him shifting
The view from Here
Mould is growing on my window.
Mother blames it on the
con-den-sation; water
dripping
into blurry bubbles;
Van Gough on glass, i suppose
ripples
my nose two inches from bath water.
so close
i can almost taste my own eyes
Market
Warmth swelled up; a thick fog of colour and conversation binding like thread, winding through market isles until the air was bright. It was fine stitch work.
Bird
almost falling
so very almost falling
into the murk of the fog
Train Station
Dust drifted solemnly.
It scattered itself on black top hats and on the shoulders of business suits.
January 2019
It's dark at 4.00 and my fingers are blue and red and numb and walking home feels just like it always does, only darker.
innocence
all this time
The mover
6:00am.
The Mover awoke with a jolt; head slamming into the car door as he slipped from the seat, scrambling to turn off his alarm.
London overground
I can see right through
you