My favourite podcast is about the end of the world / It’s the big new thing happening. / It is already happening.

I could come closer to tickling / the neurons, pulling them a // part, making       connections / between the benevolence of a // bright summer’s day     and     my inability / to perceive reality       accurately . . .

how can i / keep eating / popcorn when / i’m going / out of fashion / been going / been going / been going . . .

and the oily rainbow aura on the spirit cluster flakes off / as the treatment fades while I still alone and addicted // to new knowledge in my liquid crystal display

Humility / Taken on the rocks / With double shot and / Uber driver waiting. . .

a weighty jewel of a sun-bound / harkening, reaches (again) the memory / & malady of a doubtable god, part- / unseen, emergent. // On kite wings, we qualify.

Your hands are like fists all the time now. Lick the webbing / between your cats’ toes and wish they could set you right. / Know that they never can.

They say that one day, powerful star-gazers will be able to detect American tidal waves from the centre of Germany…

This is my ambered sarcasm. / This is my garden’s rough / cut blossom my / bitter jewel with veins of pearl / and the hard-edge glow of the / indigestible.

by friday / i am 50% used up / tho i’m tired / i make my weekly pilgrimage / taking foodscraps up to the compost bins at the innermost gardens

They build a cardboard shell to become larger, and paint a white stripe down the centre of the face.

watch me disappear. live / & never let but i’m / fine. for it’s not / a thing of bitterness / but love / demolished, set against itself, / not a thing to stir

into the ship’s side the over her lowered we ,after days four and ,calms of / belt been had we as soon as suddenly give-way to seemed

do you feel the quiet? / it’s you. // do you see the quiet? / nah, you.

memory seafoam / a big surprise / lose balance / rug burn / mirror crash / car engine runs / aircon on / soft pat cheeks / emit fuel price / double click / to hide white space

I would say we are in a museum wing, / or some kind of movie-fantasy chalet, waiting / for a villain to arrive on the ski field.

5 poems from Filipino idioms—”How could I know what was coming? / A relief to look up and recognise nothing.”

others who emerge // every day // wearing different clothes // who want to reshape / the horizon the steep cliffs / who live in houses which slide // now & then into the sea

It was only then that they realised that the floor of the museum was covered with a layer of ash, in which their footsteps left deep but silent traces.