Monthly Archives: January 2018

When I Could – a poem

Posted on January 31, 2018 by hirsutemal

When I Could (apropos ME)* when I could I often did at very least I tried now I cannot it crucifies my past life truly died Malcolm Evison 31 January 2018 * Myalgic Encephalomyelitis – … Continue reading →

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Morning – a poem from my archives (unedited)

Posted on January 9, 2018 by hirsutemal

MORNING Blackly embroidered against the morning sky, three trees. Filtering silver through the mist; the sun emerges into day. But nothing seems so real as in my dreams. I grow into my death it does … Continue reading →

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Dogged Squalls

Posted on January 7, 2018 by hirsutemal

Dogged Squalls (Draft 12) more puddles than hardcore form the canines bridleway – the howling gales chill breath fails to dispel the moisture sated clouds – unbridled lashings of rain perturbs the hounds and angers their human … Continue reading →