A Real Poem – 1. In love, there are times where unprecedented things happen. I’ll just say it here: I have never been to battle, but I battle every day. We speak a part. Studies show this. We speak a part, as we are made of parts. We are partly made of mothers. 2. There’s only two moments in a life, but I … Continue reading Two poems by Leah Umansky
Six Perspectives on Lilian Kjærulff 2 April 1934 – 17 July 2010 i second daughter from second marriage I know why you married so young. You curtsied to him, offered your gloved hand with your girlish good manners, straight off the Esbjerg boat. Your signature move: that dip. You were a tall girl; your mother warmed to see another top you by an inch. … Continue reading ‘Six Perspectives on Lilian Kjærulff’ by Lisa Kelly
Snow Country Natquik Dawn over a white field. A fresh mantle of foot deep snow and two greying silhouettes talking haltingly, moving haltingly against the tree-line against the coming light that brings for them a final throw … Continue reading ‘Snow Country’ by Dom Bury
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