Somewhere's Son
John Sannaeepoems, reflections, and entanglements.
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Acacia
Late buds on an old tree
Squirrel perch, woodpigeon stand:
You are so tall.
The totem of my adolescence,
Reflection of life, gnarly, resistant, marked and sculpted;
Pushing further, higher –
Giving form to these changin...
Buds must open
I often think about Anaïs Nîn’s powerfully succinct poem, ‘Risk’:
And then the day came,
when the risk
to remain tight
in a bud
was more painful
than the risk
it took
to Blossom.
This was, presumably, a metaphor,...
Child of the Water
A new poem
While I’m still basking (the word/activity of the month for Pisces, apparently) in the afterglow of my book launch, I have occasionally managed to eek out enough time to think, and even, occasionally write. So here is a new poem...
From Post to Page
As you may have picked up from my barrage of notes and restacks, I have been happily busy the past couple of weeks with the launch of my collection, A Tentative Gardener’s Guide to the Evening.
As you can imagine, the process of publishin...
The Lyrical Eye
First things first: if you missed the big news, my collection with Kingdom Anywhere is finally coming out this month (March 12th, to be precise) and you are all cordially invited to make your way to Paris for the launch event, should you so...
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Poet - teacher - wanderer. Origins from elsewhere. Words from here and there. Teacher and researcher (PhD) in contemporary lyric writing, ecopoetry and poetry by minorities in France and England. I like books, trees, wine, people, dogs, and water.
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