Dandelions - by
You clamour at my retina, a cascade / of cartwheels, demanding paint / from my palette
flowers
Three Awkward Ears - by
ice-burned tongues / clump into celestine’s / eye-blue spar
Garland for the Winter Solstice - by
The sun stands still and flowers
/ Are all withdrawn, but memories
/ Give back cardinal lobelia, tall
/ Scarlet fountains for the humming-bird—
/ Vined, broken with…
Rose Hips and Thistles - by
It’s been a long Indian summer / and the hips are rotting on the beach rose. / I can almost…
Snowdrops - by
Snowdrops are not innocent:
/ They fight for what they win.
/ Beauty’s what comes out:
/ Blind energy goes in.
/
/ …
I wandered lonely as a Cloud… - by
I wandered lonely as a Cloud
/ That floats on high o’er Vales and Hills,
/ When all at once I saw a crowd
/ A…
Blodyn - by
Un swrth yw Sharon. Un bigog, un grin
/ sydd wedi plygu mewn am hi’ hun
/ yn blisgyn di-ildio, brown
/ fel rhisgl
/ castanwydden ola’r hydref.
/
/ Mae…
Carpe Diem - by
From my study window
/ I see you
/ below in the garden, a hand
/ …
Fleurs-De-Lys - by
Sullen girls like lilies,
/ see them: sulkily listening
/ to music. Does duty put that
/ look upon them of languid
/ disinterest, lids downcast?
/ It may…