“Like Thomas to Mendelssohn’s Wedding March”
Leipzig elements woven into a tapestry pattern of a Germanophile literary reader – a maze of well-combined imagery.
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“How long have you been a daughter?”
how long have you been a figure in the ledger of life / put a scanner to your face, read the barcode of time / thirty-three or three, according to the new chronology
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Mors certa, hora incerta: a poem
The clock is inexorable. What (random) memories do we keep?
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Luxembourg: a poetic time capsule
Luxembourg, 1979 – from the pen and perspective of an Australasian poet, in English & auf Deutsch.
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Cavafy: the lighthouse of Alexandria
If you still haven’t had the chance to encounter C.P. Cavafy during your literary adventures, maybe you will be happy to let this lighthouse of Alexandria guide you through centuries of Greek history – and timeless insights into the human condition.
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Poem: “The ideal bench” as metaphor
What’s your “ideal bench”?
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