sits on the slender tree
elegant in silhouette
against cloud cover
like a Christmas ornament
clipped to a twig, a sleek ellipse
with a tassel for a tail.
Like the glass of my memory
set with bright bead
eyes among the pine
a living, brindled pair
perches on the railings
round my house
clucking perennial
colloquies in the
green.
24 December 2014
01 November 2014
01 October 2014
04 September 2014
Poetry & Music at Club Voltaire, 7 September
Club Voltaire
14 Raglan Street, North Melbourne
(03) 9326 3006
7-10pm, $5
Jacinta Le Plastrier
Ashlley Morgan-Shae
Renn Barker
Poster by Branko Kuzmanovic, painting by Pinckney Marcius-Simons
14 Raglan Street, North Melbourne
(03) 9326 3006
7-10pm, $5
Jacinta Le Plastrier
Ashlley Morgan-Shae
Renn Barker

Poster by Branko Kuzmanovic, painting by Pinckney Marcius-Simons
28 July 2014
Poetry & Music at Club Voltaire
This Sunday, 14 Raglan St Nth Melbourne from 7pm ...
Poster by Branko Kuzmanovic painting by Louis Welden Hawkins
Poster by Branko Kuzmanovic painting by Louis Welden Hawkins
23 July 2014
12 December 2013
26 September 2013
Wild
they ate the Sabbath grain.
The women came,
one with her jar of nard.
In the leaves they breathe
of Galilee and Jerusalem
in tongues of flame
secretly
seeing though unseen
and knowing though unknown
of all things made and then unmade
like garments worn though never felt
next to the skin,
they travel time eternally.
Mother, daughter, sister, wife
scantly named
Maryam.
The women came,
one with her jar of nard.
In the leaves they breathe
of Galilee and Jerusalem
in tongues of flame
secretly
seeing though unseen
and knowing though unknown
of all things made and then unmade
like garments worn though never felt
next to the skin,
they travel time eternally.
Mother, daughter, sister, wife
scantly named
Maryam.
10 September 2013
Star bright
Photo by Marie-Lan Nguyen
How are you fallen from Heaven
brighter than the other stars?
A doll, an idol, made of alabaster,
hollowed eyes filled with lazuli
walking on the land among aeroliths,
the moon’s horns in your hair
into the purpling evening you descend
to light the mansion of love.
brighter than the other stars?
A doll, an idol, made of alabaster,
hollowed eyes filled with lazuli
walking on the land among aeroliths,
the moon’s horns in your hair
into the purpling evening you descend
to light the mansion of love.
24 June 2013
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