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I
grew up mainly in England but my father had (and still has) a house on a Scottish
island called Tiree. Tiree is one of those places that becomes etched
onto one's soul and I can barely begin to describe what the place means
to me. The poems below are accompanied by some photos of Tiree (mostly not taken by me). The poems were written a long time ago, in the 1980's and early 1990's. I built this website in 2001 and the text you are reading right now is the only edit made since then.
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Tiree our jaws locked in fight "I will"
Finland wide you push your head this is quiet ecstasy |
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April 2, 1991 On the beach Dad found a bone. He offered its use It was magically perfect. Of no use then, Not even a boomerang, And at the same time, Some things are irreversible. |
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Ivanka [After "Im Abendrot"] tenderness, even at the foul mouth of
the skull, "The thorn and punctured leaf of
gold. "O broad still peace |
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Still Take wheat fields holding the stars move behind my eyes
You tell me, my love, the songs |
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