Today’s choice

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Ken Cockburn

 

 

 

Duomo

We slept as best we could on the night train.
Leaving the station we walked empty streets

aimlessly until turning a corner
there it was, silent and vast as the moon.

 

Ken Cockburn is a poet and translator from Scotland and works in education, care and community settings, often collaborating with visual artists. He runs Edinburgh Poetry Tours, walks with poems in the city’s Old Town, and co-edits Presence Haiku Journal.

Kay Feneley

Some days I must immerse myself in the waters
These days are more than others

Monday 09.06 – a sewage overflow has activated

Peter Daniels

No, no one is who they think they are,
nor what we think they are, either:
the demon inside is thinking it
and you can’t tell him.