The Ofi Press Magazine

International Poetry and Literature from Mexico City

Andrew Taylor: 3 Poems Published

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

 

Express

             Publicists in crisis!

Expertise

             puts you

at the top of your game

 

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

About the Poet

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.