The moon hides away
we pass fluorescent Lichen
covering the trees
Poetry | Stories | Photography
The moon hides away
we pass fluorescent Lichen
covering the trees
I contemplate rest and the feelings of a Sunday afternoon as the sun of a late Autumn day touches my skin.
From my favourite window, I sit at my desk watching the trees on the hill, the movements of an occasional cow, and the birds speaking in a foreign language.
With the accumulation of knowledge, humanity, and the experience of nature, there is a feeling of the “other” ancestors who are not my own.
This land is the land of spirituality and has a connection to many nations, yet she is losing herself to housing, commerce, and people.
I contemplate the passing afternoon with a sense of quiet, think about how I live, and realise I am becoming one of those people.
Whispers on the wind
a stall calls me, come over
The Clairvoyant smiles
A moment in Lith
You behind the camera
emptiness in front
Sombre music plays
within your mind as you click
wars outside rage on
Photographic storytelling
shadows and ghosts
one of the forgotten places

Grey moss-covered day
the chilly aer touches me
Green wintry feels come
Melting frost, Sunny
the vine curls towards the sun
Dew drops are falling
Plastic bags
from Coles and Woolies
hidden away
in the laundry cupboard
Destined to be
tiny garbage bin liners
holding waste
in the cramped landfill
Cries from below
millions of unloved bags
lingering onwards
decomposing so slowly
An idealist
laughter from the Neo-liberals
A commodity
in a society obsessed with cash
The clock
ticks laughter as the desk shrinks
Ideas fade
under the crushing weight of living
My poetry
self-censoring in exchange for cash
The moon cast her light
a grumpy sea ignored her
The high tide begins
Sounds in the office
our leader points to a graph
Reverie of sound
Out there feeling the raindrops
Listening to the whispers