Small You Tumble Along
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Small, you tumble, along,
Small, swaying, from side to side
Small, trousers wide, low, hanging
Small, hidden, behind glasses, thick
By Ian | 18 June, 2013
The energy to create things exists in all of us. Some of this energy flows through my hands in to words, rhyme, rhythm, capturing light, a part flows through my mouth into song, other through my body as love.
The Arts as such have always interested and fascinated me.
This section contains a couple of channels into which my energy has flown.
Waiting For That Sign
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With a hither
And a dither
I run a’round
And I do my things
Like a mouse, no sound
Wishing All The Best
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Wish you …
Time to build a homely nest
Time to dream
Time to plan
Commentary to Just Don't Know How
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The piece “Just Don’t Know How” is about the the feelings a father can have for his sons, in my case two great grown up sons.
Over the last seven years I have only been seeing them on and off. Last year I had the wish to see them both and spend a bit of time with them and the wish came true.
Old poems now added
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In the 70’s I wrote a collection of poems which I self published under the name “Miscellany”. I have now added them to this website. They can be found under the tag “Miscellany 1975”.
Just Don't Know How
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The rush of joy
in the stomach, in the arms
unexpected, being rolled over, taken by surprise
yes, pure joy, could leap in the air
like a kid with his first bicycle, or Christmas
Children Of Loss
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subtle creatures, without face
sparked with life, from spirit fed
assemblaged to live
to set foot, another world
Commentary to Bar Spirit
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Being new in Berlin, and not knowing where to go, I saw this advertisement for some artist doing some work, so I ran along.
Of course, in Berlin, one should always go later to such events, but I thought something might be going on right at the beginning, so I happened to be the first one there.