Tag: counter-field

  • Unworded

    A miniature stillness poem: broken chair, empty box, silence heavier than speech, words withheld.

  • Liminal Ground

    A quiet observational prose poem: a grassy hollow, fig trees, and magpies in a moment of campus stillness.

  • Deep Blue Sky

    A reflective flash piece: childhood friendship, betrayal, and a blue sky that lingers long after the moment.

  • On Saturday

    An observational prose poem: early run by the river, ferries, rowers, birds, and the city slowly waking.

  • Stuck Out the Back

    A counter-field poem: a glimpse behind the butcher’s door, a hand caught, a face unmoving, silence closing in.

  • Predawn Rowers

    An observational prose poem: ferries, birds, and rowers moving in rhythm with the coming light.

  • Forget-Me-Not

    A memory-poem of erasure and return: a journal unreadable, a flower pressed flat, the eye of Ophelia.