Poetry
Frances Leviston

Two Poems

All along the skyline, cranes
quiet above rooftops

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Michael Symmons Roberts

The Wounds

Betrayal begins at home, a fine-boned fledgling,
blown-in through your window, heart a-shiver.

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Gwyneth Lewis

Soundtrack for the End of the World

‘Promise me leaf-blowers will cut out first,
Spinning in sparkless Catherine Wheels
Then dying like blue-bottles.’

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Seán Hewitt

Two Poems

Not even the owls had eyes hollower
than mine after the dark had emptied them.

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Tom French

Two Poems

He slipped out in the intermission with binoculars to gaze at the stars for inspiration.

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Adam Day

Two Poems

The pig with the black feet is an insomniac.

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Maurice Riordan

Two Poems

For a good half hour this morning, from five
till the mobile’s ringtone woke me in a sweat,
I was young again and Mammy was alive.

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Joshua Weiner

Two Poems

The kumquat tree you brought for me
from Florida, it likes the sun, you said,
so I found a place outside

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Luke Samuel Yates

Exit

The room is empty apart from the plants,
the people and all of the furniture.

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Sebastian Agudelo

Three Poems

If what wakes you of a sudden, past midnight
are the war or mating calls from roaming kids

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