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I find inspiration from different forms of poetry (White, haiku, Prynne ) and everyday life to feed this experimental blog. I have devoted my time to writing and poetry since 2015, after working as an academic at the University of Canterbury from1995. Photos are mine unless stated otherwise. Canon digital. Je m'inspire librement de differentes formes de poesie (White, haiku, Prynne) et du quotidien pour alimenter ce blog de poesie visuelle. Je me consacre maintenant entierement a l'ecriture, apres avoir quitte la vie universitaire (Universite de Canterbury) en 2015. Les photos sont les miennes, sauf indication contrary. canon digital

an afternoon like any other*

photo: Tahunanui, an afternoon like any other except for a little magic at the Tahunanui beach

A ruffled cormorant was drying its wings
as for me, I was digging in the sand with my toes,
and you were chewing on a twig,
another one, over there, was looking for gold in the sand,
in other words, he was feeding on hope
then it started to rain

*put online in 2022

#4223 prose poem

photo: Leaves speak the language of temperature. In all their autumn glory, they are telling me « the cold is coming ».

The light bends like a truth slightly guilty because of its harshness, while the leaves fall brilliantly. Why does my shadow tug at my sleeve to confide in me, to remind me of old stories I had buried so well? Yet we make peace for a while, just to crumple a few leaves in the last rays of light.