Hölderlin’s shopping bag - by
Poetry object
Poetry object
All that night / it rained, and I traced my mistakes / up and down his spine.
Nothing can be hidden from Lochaline Stores,
/ Supposing the Grocer’s has eyes and ears:
/ Not an addiction to scratch cards or whisky,
/ Not…
The Shopping Forecast issued by the Dole Office
/ at 1930 on Monday 1st January.
/
/ There are warnings of Sales in Frasers,
/ Debenhams,…
All over the fish / and the knife that continues to work / and the marble slab / and her…
O whence the leaves
scuttering down Easter Road,
sycamore and rowan
desperate as refugees
On day 1, explore Edinburgh Castle sitting proud: / find the modest crown of a far from quiet country, /…
Here, under the awning of cotton,
/ Tomatoes are heaped in a flare
/ Of glossy red beauty, and rotten
/ Sick-sweet smells of fruit fill…
Public libraries / were cherished like Pallas Athene’s temples, / which, for us, in effect, they were.
The river in January is fast and high.
/ You and I
/ are off to the Barrows.
/ Gathering police-horses twitch and fret
/ at the Tron…
O! nane, I trew, on a’ the yirth
/ Was happier than me,
/ When in my wee…
bitte geben sie mir eine maiwiesenkonserve etwas höher gelegen aber nicht zu
/ abschüssig so, daß man darauf noch sitzen kann.
/
/ nun,…
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