27th November 2011
In deep, ice-cold dark
Midst swells of Battleship Grey
Rests the Mighty Hood
By Mark Garner
Inspire me chris
My mind is blank, but what new
Next week maybe one
By Angie Thomas
“Table for One Please”
For Some, It’s a Phrase to Dread.
Enjoy The Silence
By C F Garner
Youth fades like a rose.
The vessel, worn, still holds
The girl that was me.
By June Gadsby
On the cancer ward
Anger eats you from inside
Terminal patience?
By Phi Yaan-Zek
Ev'ry thynge will fade
Brightest Moonshine turns to grey
Dig Earth while you can
By Steven Langley
20th November 2011
Rusting brass trophies
Roared then silenced by tigers
Now stand unnoticed
By Mark Garner
From the well of dreams
Quenching synchro-gnostic thirst
And life's barren soil
By Phi Yaan-Zek
A Glass Opera
Sanskrit Sung Meditations
On Satyagraha
By C F Garner
Counting Moon Phases
Till Heavenly Bodies Meet
An Eclipse Awaits
By Ana Clara Oliveira Santos & C F Garner
Blanket of grey fog
Like the grey thoughts in my head
Waiting for the sun
By June Gadsby
Eight notes white, five black
Some go forward some go back
If you have the knack
By Linda Diane Thomas
Today the world reels
Shakey' goes to morbid tomb
Eh mate! Gizza job!
By Steven Langley
13th November 2011
Two hundred and six
Eight countries and two decades
My life in letters
By Mark Garner
Unexpected rain:
Amazing smell of wet land!
Happy with small things...
By Ana Clara Oliveira Santos
Songs That Saved My Life
So Frankly Mr Shankly
Knows The Smiths Forged Me
By C F Garner
Whose thoughts do you think?
Mass culture mind infection
Adverts steal your soul!
By Phi Yaan-Zek
A Hamlet haiku.
Young man, mad bad King, kills Dad
Plot follows plot. FIGHT!
By Steven Langley
I approach the oaks
This year's old vines in my sights
Acorns crunch beneath
By June Gadsby
7th November 2011
To quote from Shakespeare:
"Nothing either good or bad,
thinking makes it so"
By Mark Garner
Winter gloom arrives
Curtains close so snuggle in
Cold starts to creep in
By Angie Thomas
It’s a hot spring here
But cold winter waits for me
In Shakespeare’s country
By Ana Clara Oliveira Santos
An elephant's pace
Slow, strong, solid and steady
But will I forget?
By Phi Yaan-Zek
Two Minutes Silence
At Quadruple Eleven
An Autumn Leaf Falls
By C F Garner
Autumn reflection
After summers discontent.
What brings the winter?
By June Gadsby
Bright November morn.
Blue skies, purple mountains rise
With mantles of snow.
By June Gadsby
