Poems by Andrew Taylor (UK) Published in The Ofi Press issue 46
Railroad
5.18 peak hour train valid thru one-way peak GCT 1 Larchmont 13 Metro North Railroad
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Helping to build better communities Harlem 125th St
Quality offices worklofts & storage Gratitude over the water
Jesse Under the bridge
All hands on deck
Woodlawn Where’s Holly?
Remain inside tracks are electrified |
Woolfox
No! It's not spring full salt barn roadside
Useless depot pre-dawn birdsong
Blue bucket of Gold refrain the sound of a windswept shore
inland the A1 winds its way North Hit it!
The Watford Gap
Camouflage undergrowth at least the sun is shining
Nic is concerned
look for closeness of trains as they speed north / south
Perspective alters depending on seating
Free Parking for 2 hours
Against the blue birch phone mast silver straight gaps in hedge
The ravens circle shadow reflected
In summer place to picnic In spring make phone calls on the way south
Document the change |
Andrew Taylor is a Nottingham (UK) based poet, editor and lecturer. His debut collection of poetry, Radio Mast Horizon was published in 2013 by Shearsman Books. His latest pamphlet Future Dust was published by Original Plus in 2015. Poems have recently appeared in Stride, Coney’s Loft, The Curly Mind and New Walk. He co-edits erbacce and erbacce-Press as well as the visual poetry blog M58. He reviews poetry for The Ofi Press Magazine, Orbis, The Journal and New Walk. http://www.andrewtaylorpoetry.com/
Images: "Blue" by Crystal Touchton and "View on Black" by McD22.