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Tag: Environment

as i rolled out…

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Elegiac:

it rolled out one summer’s morning,

thick roll-up in one hand

tar strong coffee in the other,

halted atop the ramp

to take dappled light

took this picture:

green wheelbarrow homes

old yellow milkcrate

left side of

giant cypress treetrunk;

three paving slabs

lean leftside

propping up three

intact mauve

plastic sacks

(compost) .

Generally the earth is parched grey, arid, and ill lit.

This is a gravelly land, conifers did well here till

the buildings cropped up to replace them.

Down the hill is a loamy valley, which floods a lot.

These were the fields where the villagers

who lived up here in the pinewoods worked.

It is called Clayhill

Deuterium Climes

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Rain, sultry rain.

Opaque grapes,

leaden sky fruit,

burst on copious,

oil dark

plush olive,

swooning,

spaded,

luscious leaves.

 

Three chirrup

kaleidoscope toucans

tenderly engage

a dopey puffin then

hunker down within

the livid dense canopy

to share a light

repast of slender wafers

over a convivial round

of knock out whist.

 

Tuesdays,

no matter the weather,

is Housey-Housey,

a rainforest favourite

throughout the ages.

Beastlings from yards

Around always

Attend

 

 

 

Locus: Teeter

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Perm-interrupt of daydin,

blight noise,

like thistledown,

calls me down for

an absinthe

and

an anchovy.

Stubborn as

stillborn longhorn,

I wrastle with my conch shell

and succumb

Plasma

Heavy air

Deuterium where

Windless wind

Occasions

Miasma

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Fuggy

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Altogether now!

Laws were made

for the obedience of Fools,

and the guidance of Wiseguys.

Reach for the Skies

The

Wrong sorts

Of

Hirsed

Saharan sands

And car smut,

And fumes

Industrial & Domestic,

Combine

Continental

And homemade

Detritus

become

atmosphere:

some air left.

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Big, thick mist carouses car hum and buzz.

Warmer globe, scoop the parrot, wetlands lie low,

Exposed, vulnerable, prone.

Low emerald hopes incline,

in the windless mill pond offing gannets

fight for alfalfa seven times diurnally.

The French fleet lurk behind the  seaweed bar

Waiting for the cows to come home to roost.

 

My Pale Wall

aspect

Light,

heat

and light:

utopia.

night falls

real

slow

Oil and

Water hour,

tangerine salmon

swim pink wall

pool now

showing

jejune

turquoise

tome coat

starring

three dead

famous

heads

jolly

blue Jakes.

Yucca

deadly

jungley

floods

sliding:

 

All the air

Full of hair

Strawberry…

We Yodel

yodel

Bright green bus,

Blonde dressed black,

Sun kissed feet

‘Good morning!’

 

Yesterday

was pure good

sunlight all the way

today the bricks

 

are happy and

light hearted

I am bronzed.

Like Homer.

 

 

 

Pass the Port

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Winter’s been a long trudge, gummed in mud, bogged down

in deep, awkward ruts, dense and dark forest,

lost and alone, despairing, plenty drunk,

ill with dysentery in sight of home on

a hill fort moat full by water, like Ely without eels,

Hereward the Wake, and Roman quislings.

 

Bare, blue bummed witches hurl abuse from towers

in the rushed bogland, but no heed is paid.

Their order is clear, give up and get out.

But No! We squit and squat, lugubriate

in stinking mud, rotting leaf and twig, leaf mulch

and loam. My friends are toads in the thicket,

 

Yellow, shocking pink, emerald, amber

eyes blink calm, slow, gaze fixed on prey prone,

incapable of flight, that they shall despatch

with a quick, languid, silent lashing tongue flick.

Big bugs like us are too much like hard work

we wait on longer days and higher tides

 

With grace, a measure of luck, we will be

in soft, juicy, new architecture then.

Warm under kind sun through larch leaf, eyebeams

and sunbeams, drogues of sorts, hold this fast

floating canopy secure, and we watch

sycamore helicopters gliding past