The Weft

A Collection of Verses, by Dave McClure

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The Childhood of Bertrand Russell

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I cannot grieve for newly shattered crockery nor shed a tear for shards of splintered glass. To simulate distress were hollow mockery. They ...

Birdsong

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Between birdsong and dawn night slipped away barefoot across the lawn. Between birdsong and dawn her perfume lingered on to fade before the ...

lightly

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lightly and lightly adorned in a ripple of never passing invisible out of the now we have known into another redemption, another forever   l...

Looking Out

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beyond the rowan (lime green fronds, musician's hands awakening) an olive-yellow poplar (lighthouse-proud, this slow slow dancer) yearns...

Death, you is my woman now

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Death, you is my woman now. You is all that's left for me since you snaffled Laura-Lee leaving me to wonder how life goes on. OK I bow t...
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