Poetry: Tessellation
Poetry by an anonymous Motley Contributor We opened the box of a time-worn jigsaw. Hands stained with hope, you linked your hopeful pieces with mine. Fumbling with the future, picturing paradise, interlocking curves and colors, We eagerly created the unknown. Touched by the tangible, you groped for explanations when I broke our puzzle into […]
Poetry: 3:01 am, Monday 24 Oct
if tonight be our last and the skies fall and the universe splits in two I would like to go with the imprint of your head leaning on my shoulder the sound of your laugh filling my eardrums and blocking the impact the shatter of everything falling off the shelves as you sigh and make […]
Poetry: Noor
She dreamt that the moon fell into her lap, His beauty mesmerising Looking up into the sky and through his eyes She knew that she had found the man of her dreams The dark black sky, so infinite in which she felt so insignificant, No longer felt so scary, as though the darkness could turn […]
Star Fox
Dead fox on the road, This is not your home. Dead fox on the road, You have far to roam. Dead fox on the road, Your eyes as black as coal Dead fox on the road, Empty like a black hole Dead fox on the road, The sky awaits so blue. […]
Poetry: The Molar Truth
Pull out the tooth Excalibur from the gum – the wriggle and rattle and Eventual give since – of course! I am the Chosen One, the Arthur Of my own, aching epoch. I keep this milky relic close to my chest, cradle it Like the dull throb of a newly pierced ear. Run My tongue […]
Poetry: Bloom
There are those who bloom like daffodils. They wait beneath the soil Until eventually, in springtime, they burst out with little toil. They’re bright like evening sunsets, yellow and orange and green, But in winter, when you need them, they’re never to be seen. There are those who bloom like roses, crawling out from […]