Saumon Lowp - by
Frae watter an stane an sun’s fire /
We cam, a crawl o birselt things
rivers
Filmpoem 34 / The Shipwright’s Love Song - by
A filmpoem based on a poem by Jo Bell.
Filmpoem 45 / The Water Doesn’t Move, the Past Does - by
‘The Water Doesn’t Move, the Past Does’ is a filmpoem based on a poem by Ian McMillan.
By the Watter - by
Daurk nicht, smuith swaws, wund’s pine,
A peedie bait wannerin awa –
Sey, watter, the lave o my wizzen.
a book of water - by
Handbound volume
The Beginning of a New Song - by
Let her new river shine on a day
That is fresh and glittering and contemporary;
Let it be true to itself and to its origins
Inventive, original, philosophical
The Water - by
River names are the oldest,
/ the first things in a landscape.
/ So many times they simply mean The Water.
/
/ And the ones we…
Dividing Line - by
The blood / of the fish / becoming / the blood / of the bear.
The Victoria Falls - by
So hushed, so hot, the broad Zambesi lies
/ Above the Falls, and on her weedy isles
/ Swing antic monkeys swarm malignant…
Clyde - by
extract from ‘Falls of Clyde’, part of the the poem ‘Clyde’
/
/ Where ancient Corehouse hangs above the stream,
/ And far…
Afton Water - by
Flow gently, sweet Afton, among thy green braes,
/ Flow gently, I’ll sing thee a song in thy praise;
/ My Mary’s asleep by…
‘suddenly spring…’ - by
suddenly spring –
/ my heart and the river,
/ full to bursting
/ …