shut down gates,
open,
find pasture.
Tag: modern poetry
Prejudice Sets Sail – Written Wednesday 16th July 2025 (Aged 50)
They blame other human beings,
human beings they’ve not actually met.
Boats enrage them,
dinghies cause their prejudice to set sail.
Belong – Written Thursday 10th July 2025 (Aged 50)
Where do I belong?
And where are my roots?
A local boy
with foreign boots.
Creases and Folds – Written Monday 19th May 2025 (Aged 50)
Everything becomes old.
Time itself
has upon its being
creases and folds.
Sun Shines Down – Written May 2025 (Aged 50)
Woke up early,
out on the road,
sun shines
as I snake my way up the hills.
I Would Like To Belong – Written May 2025 (Aged 50)
I would like to belong.
I did not stay that long,
and now I feel like a journeyman
just going from place to place.
What Became of Hope – Written Thursday 8th May 2025 (Aged 50)
What became of hope?
Did it fall over?
Fall out?
Has it taken cover?
Wild Bore – Written Thursday 8th May 2025 (Aged 50)
Experiences mould you,
then they fold you,
and they fold you up,
and they try to take you away.
Outsiders – Written Thursday 24th May 2025 (Aged 50)
Outsiders on the surface
of something else,
that point of no return —
it is there within myself.
Swirls – Written Thursday 1st May 2025 (Aged 50)
I don’t want to be caught up in the swirls of opinion, lost in praise and its hollow sound.
