Turquoise Monster

Pale Segmentation Acidic Wheel Fizz Discolouring Icy Dark Drink

Beginnings - times when the balance shifts As the chaos of annilahation settles to new order A beginning Never the beginning A wheel turning with star strewn spokes Twisting renewal into death pangs Stretching the twilight distinction Between the two A chang of form A change of state Beginning? End? Transformation

My ensuing death Barks at my heels Demarnding to go for walks Asking for water With languid eyes

My ensuing death Packs itself neatly Into my luguage Hoping to holiday In the sun

My ensuing death Follows me to the bath Popping the bubbles Leaving a hard To clean scum

My ensuing death hovers whilst I hoover Reminding me of the times We have already Seen together

This was again from one of the fantastic photographs by Ella Gale used by WoPoWriMO on the finial day of the challenge - I think there were two poems that came out of this exercise - here they are:

Colour on the surface Reflected ripples bifricated tinged with empathy of me

Standing for eternity Stone But living My eyes see and ears hear Thirst increases The [...]

And the round ocean Sat on the square sea embedded in the triangular earth Horizons - Euclidean’s dream

And the curved clouds Cut the angled sky Intersecting the cord Making - Mathamatician’s cry

This is another of my visual poem cards but I can’t decide which way up I prefer to be honest :/ The words are part of a vortex made by a larger version of the jelly fish ‘pretending’ to be a vortex I cut out of an old New Scientist. The words say:

Formation, [...]

The Spirits of the Past is another VisPo card from me

This is another visual poem card I’ve made for NaPoWriMo it says Steam Through The Spirit To Grow and the heart depicts part of a jellyfish which was used to portray vortex stuff in New Scientist.

Here is my first VisPo of April (visual poem) Preserving Live! Knowledge. It is very diagramatical

After having down WoPoWriMo I’ve found I really want to concentrate on Visual Poetry for NaPoWriMo this month so I took a tonne of magazines and catalogues, glue and card to a local cafe where I like to write and met with my friend Richard.

We then chopped the mags up and produced visual poetry (or [...]