Somewhere, in the annals of time, am I still dancing at a Zane Lowe disco? I might wear skinny jeans tonight I could dye my hair an unnatural bright but you wouldn't be fooled if I stopped by the Student Union, or Brixton, joined the 2999 who might be dancing, in their own time to... Continue Reading →
Fantôme – Chapter 9, Part 7
In which quiet Raoul finds himself the beau of the ball.
Monterey Bay Aquarium / Miami
A poem about commuting.
Ludgate Hill
A poem about commuting.
Jump A Little Lighter: Chapter 2
An American Story.
Kirkcaldy Testing Works
A poem inspired by a building near my former workplace.
Jump A Little Lighter: Chapter 1
An American Story.
Fantôme – Chapter 9, Part 6
In which we anticipate more parties, and the proper preparations must be made.
Fantôme – Chapter 9, Part 5
In which a drunken Raoul sees a vision of his heart's desire in the night.
Fantôme – Chapter 9, Part 4
In the shadows of the opera, an astrakhan cap. A fluttering cape. The shiver of the shoulders as a cold porcelain mask touches cheek and nose and forehead. Dark eyes, full of sorrow, gaze deep into a mirror. Then music starts to play, perhaps from nowhere: a single piano key is pressed repeatedly, the note... Continue Reading →
Late Romantic 