On Writing

Poem 231 – Swell Haiku & Guest Poem by Mark Bradley

Swell Haiku The full moon is nearI arch into its full swellLick the dark it moves Today is the 79th anniversary of the Dieppe Raid. In 1942, almost 5,000 Canadian soldiers, alongside British and American allies, landed on the shores around the towns of Dieppe, Puys and Pourville in occupied France. Local artist, activist and… Continue reading Poem 231 – Swell Haiku & Guest Poem by Mark Bradley

On Writing

Poem 229 – Marrow

Marrow Pain passes membranesslyly smilesteeth blackened, daggeredbite through timespit-splatter into lifetimesbeyond bodies Karmic lessons danglelike keys fromsoul locksif I listen I canhear them clang It’s the decipheringthat’s difficultthe surround-soundof trauma is deafening So I look for the mouths nowon pain’s shifting facesstick out my armlet them clamp down When bone breaksI know I have the… Continue reading Poem 229 – Marrow