Lawrence Upton

Lit.-Mag #36 Home & Homecoming 4 Poems touch turn upon turn not getting there ornamental lines over rectangles lines broader than rivers’ flowing through streams they’ve cut, bleeding in soil lines harder and more impermeable than paths and tracks sharing a variety of straightness; while lands mark up, or dash about; somehow propelled, impelled by… Lawrence Upton weiterlesen

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Jan Imgrund

Writers Abroad I Gedichte kiss mich denke blank sagen sie & diese flüssigkeit sink an dein bett zurück so warm kühl daun sagen sie decken mich zu & kissen mich auf die stirn den mund fortschrift Das buch liegt aufgeschlagen auf der seite wo du kamst Vergilbt, ich habe lange nicht gelesen. Ich war fort… Jan Imgrund weiterlesen

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Solrun Hoaas

Writers Abroad I In Search of the Japanese in Me I spent ten years of my childhood in Japan, but I grew up as a typical Kobe gaijin, a foreigner living in the international port city of Kobe, never learning Japanese in school, but only basic spoken Japanese, and spending much of my time in… Solrun Hoaas weiterlesen

Tim Hayden

Writers Abroad I Distant Poems Back Again I dig a hole through newsprint, butcher’s paper and finger for chips. One by one, I blow on the hot ones by the time we arrive home the fish batter will soften to room temperature and not pare. I crack the car window open at Wollongbah. It’s sunset,… Tim Hayden weiterlesen

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Neil Grimmett

Writers Abroad I A Dish Best Served Cold “An eye for an eye leaves the world blind.” Paint-sprayed in florid letters on one of his walls: words to condemn this latest war. Just another cliché in this land of T-shirt proclamations: women boasting or begging for sex; men stating their power or tribe – all… Neil Grimmett weiterlesen

Claire Gaskin

Writers Abroad I Five Poems untitled #1 cliffs of fall can see snow on the mountain cannot read haiku on the computer the god Apollo can see snow on the mountain jelly on his stone head the god Apollo his nose vandalised jelly on his stone head man with hair dye in his hair his… Claire Gaskin weiterlesen

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