can’t take sixty out
go back to being twenty
count again on toes

can’t take sixty out
go back to being twenty
count again on toes
pagan festival
conscripted for workers’ rights
still not retired
https://www.britannica.com/topic/May-Day-international-observance
procrastination –
feels like evermore’s ahead;
quoth autumn, ‘Really?’
It’s the Autumn Equinox in the Southern Hemisphere
giving gist of brain
to A I who knows me best
ensuring future
do us a favour
exaggerate for readers
no votes in conscience
An untitled draft that I parked a while back that seems worth releasing, what with ChatGPT so much in the news.
Asahi (dry) beer is marketed in Australia as possessing karakuchi flavours, etc. Presumably this is done with the intention of implying a taste too complex and/ or mysterious to describe in English.
karakuchi! san
slick marketing speak for beer
a droll argument
I can’t vouch for the accuracy of the translation, but check out the other suggested meanings for karakuchi at wordhippo.
better burn acorns
than five bitter N Z bucks
best bring beans and press
New Zealand coffee 'review'
'over-extracted'
It seems a bitter brew is preferred by Kiwis
NB. Published after leaving the country.
faded star on ridge
still pretending to be great
but serving pringles
desperate fingers
crave warmth from a listless sky
seasonal neglect
A rewording for the northern hemisphere winter solstice
peter talks too much
in our quiet sanctuary
we think private thoughts
an aussie poet
what! you are joking me mate
you mean no subtlety
its my truth init
truncated depunct’ated
goin’ nowhere soon
poor little bugga
raspberry dyed hair, like mum’s
a painted target
dark autumn sky looms
birds caw, sound bouncing off stone
morbid atmosphere
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