i.
Ho Chi Minh traffic
No need for green men and red lights
If you know, you flow
ii.
The War Museum
Lack of narrative compels
fresh storytelling
iii.
Thirty years later
Agent Orange courses through
the bloodstream
Ian Row
Showing posts with label war. Show all posts
Showing posts with label war. Show all posts
Friday, September 05, 2008
Friday, October 05, 2007
Speed Round 7
i.
crystal clear water
local pool, hardly a soul
early morning dip
Leah Billeam
ii.
there's rain on the way
mugs of cocoa, trashy books -
hibernation time!
Cathy Dineen
iii.
Dropping acid
would be simplier
on Fridays.
Karen McVean
iv.
how did we get here?
words, then war. now, an impasse
my turn to wait
Ian Row
v.
Showdown with old friend
In fact, not old and not friend
In fact not showdown
Chris Gill
crystal clear water
local pool, hardly a soul
early morning dip
Leah Billeam
ii.
there's rain on the way
mugs of cocoa, trashy books -
hibernation time!
Cathy Dineen
iii.
Dropping acid
would be simplier
on Fridays.
Karen McVean
iv.
how did we get here?
words, then war. now, an impasse
my turn to wait
Ian Row
v.
Showdown with old friend
In fact, not old and not friend
In fact not showdown
Chris Gill
Thursday, April 26, 2007
An ANZAC* Day Collective
*Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
i.
Badge sellers
Five bucks from my pocket
Anzac hat.
Karen McVean
ii.
Anzac Cove at dawn
Now glowing in candlelight
Not the fire of yore.
Leah Billeam
iii.
dawn service
remember the fallen
and the falling
Ian Row
iv.Remembrance Day
Yet do they observe
that which they mark with ritual?
Is grief uniform?
Chris Gill
v.
the parade
wings, stars, medallions
the spoils of war
Ian Row
vi.
Let us rejoice
Remembering our Anzac warriors
Welling tears
Karen McVean
vii.Truth in labelling
Men in uniform:
parade day; gay bar theme night;
objects and agents.
Chris Gill
viii.
oaty delicious
indulgence is justified
by war's leftovers
Cesca Alice
ix.
Last Post
A call to silent prayer
Bowed, respect.
Karen McVean
Learn more about the ANZAC Day Tradition
i.
Badge sellers
Five bucks from my pocket
Anzac hat.
Karen McVean
ii.
Anzac Cove at dawn
Now glowing in candlelight
Not the fire of yore.
Leah Billeam
iii.
dawn service
remember the fallen
and the falling
Ian Row
iv.Remembrance Day
Yet do they observe
that which they mark with ritual?
Is grief uniform?
Chris Gill
v.
the parade
wings, stars, medallions
the spoils of war
Ian Row
vi.
Let us rejoice
Remembering our Anzac warriors
Welling tears
Karen McVean
vii.Truth in labelling
Men in uniform:
parade day; gay bar theme night;
objects and agents.
Chris Gill
viii.
oaty delicious
indulgence is justified
by war's leftovers
Cesca Alice
ix.
Last Post
A call to silent prayer
Bowed, respect.
Karen McVean
Learn more about the ANZAC Day Tradition
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