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from fault line XVI we took turns making tea commentary:
XVII I have planted tansy commentary: crows in
XVIII old men greet me commentary: now water under
travel with ghosts one just
XXI the ocean’s oracle commentary: unspilling to under
XXII to have loved to continue love commentary: one time
XXIII no leaf soars like that or is dead commentary: where raw im
XXIV maybe a small zeus commentary: past the base gate
XXV hunting mushrooms again commentary: today now we vote Hill of Dun
XXVI Ruairidh trod commentary: on water
XXVII the petals fall the petals fall the petals fall she rises broken hearted commentary: hammered wedge of geese
XXVIII a philosophic stance commentary: hands wide apart |
Gerry Loose lives on a boat close to the Royal Navy's nuclear submarine weapons base at Faslane in Gare Loch, on the Highland Fault Line in Scotland. He's currently writing about the flora, fauna, language, geology, human ecology & politics of that area. He's the author of various books of poetry, the latest being that person himself (Shearsman 2009). ( www.gerryloose.com & http://saariseasons.blogspot.com )
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