Ghost Eternal 2

Archive for all the stuff I call poems that I have written over the last 30 years and that I still continue to write, oblivious to the fact that they might be little more than doggawn atrocious in the eyes of those who might not know how to generate within themselves the bliss invisible.

Tuesday, 4 January 2011

Yak

old yak of the mountains
sits with crippled antlers
whilst he sings
from the last staggered trade post
to clouds of bluffing willow,
just Everest’s lonely pillows
in a vast and empty parish

- from Revised Rudeness: Poems 1983 - 1991
Posted by Philip Bradley at 14:35
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