Poem I’m finding it is air (thin) twig twist over skin under light under air thinks thick things this post-depravity is alldown andand citrus OUTfall falls out dustygulllet OH! mourn full furl moonfall I move crossways to ourselves “what do you mean? birds come out of bodies all the time” It takes little preparation to… Continue reading Ross Brighton
Author: Ross Brighton
(Auckland, NZ) is the author of beck: nothing, can be done (PS Malmö, Sweden, 2013), Lullaby for David Mitchell (Forthcoming from Electio Editions, Australia), Temporal Maze Denture (above/ground press, Canada, 2011), A Draft from Birds (&then&then, NZ, 2010), and A Pelt a Shrub a Soil Sample (Neoismist Press, NZ, 2009). His work has appeared in numerous journals, including Turbine, Brief (NZ), Meat Confetti, Reconfigurations, Action Yes (all US), Bad Robot (UK), Dusie (Switzerland), and Cruce (Puerto Rico). He is former reviews editor for the US journal Tarpaulin Sky, and completed a Masters in Creative Writing at the University of Auckland (2011).
Ross Brighton
excerpts from Birds a nervous disposition birds of television low action poised naught attrition the bounds (cloaked) generally dark dawn a priest an action movement rocks side a region of me face sunning whistle (little) radiance globe set far a rebel of late bride brought into the open and taught the son of the polite season quite difficult to… Continue reading Ross Brighton