Elvers by Moonlight
David KnowlesA journal of everyday auguries and under-reported miracles
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 35 |
| Subscribers | Read | davidknowles.substack.com |
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Sneakin' out late
Through the parted lips of a barely open window the tongue of the cool evening air slips in. It has brought the last few drops of curlew call and licks them into your pillow. The day, roaring drunk on a bellyful of birdsong, stumbles into t...
Between two seas
We sing no sea shanties in this upland valley of ours. Not with us living at the back of the land's lock-up, craving a little salt for our mutton. The long-reach swells and leviathans of the open ocean are unknown to us.
Featherfall Gill
We are all cartographers. Born to it, you and I both. Our long legs scissor across the land like a navigator's dividers. Our stride measures and plots. Hamstrings quantify the upslope and cruciate ligaments gauge the descent. Piece by piece...
The new neighbours
They watch us through the waking hours. In our sleep they stand over us. On the walls of Pendragon castle the guards stand down only when their replacements relieve them. For eight centuries the eyes of the battlements have scanned the low ...
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David is a poet and is working for a PhD in Gaelic Dialectology at Edinburgh University. His translation of the Michael Harnett Award-winning poetry collection 'Agallamh sa Cheo' by Ceaití Ní Bheildiúin will be published by Cló Iar Chonnacht.
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