Hollywood Haiku: 2001: A Space Odyssey

Thomas Dunn shares a Hollywood Haiku.

From birth into death,

The void stares back; monolith.

When will we transcend?

Hollywood Haiku: Ghostbusters

Thomas Dunn share a Hollywood Haiku.

Ready to believe,

When there’s a dog in your fridge,

And marshmallows frown.

Poetry: Foghorn

A poem by Ian Mole

Tunnelling on the edges of slumber

    a fatherly Leviathan pulses out its warning.

On a lonely patrol

    it booms through the womb of darkness

         with its gentle lullaby.

Poetry: Fever

A poem by Marcus Wylie

River washed upon jungle fever

His sweats were soon to end, and

All that’s beautiful in this death

Is found in a naked breast

Where uniform hurried forth an epitaph

To reward bravery when least expected.

Poetry: Alighting At St Pancras Station

A poem by Ian Mole

Looking up I can breathe in half of Europe.

A massive metal skeleton

            is making a wish over the centuries.

Somewhere Graham Greene is checking his watch

            while a million assignations haunt the concourse.

The buffet bar is full up with football

            and a casual staircase tips me the wink

                         to the underground.