SurVision Magazine |
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An
international online magazine that
publishes Surrealist poetry
in English.
Issue Seven
VINCENT GLYNN-STEED The Phrase Factory There's something forbidden about our class the way we trudge this murk in silence. Cobblestones cluster under a halogen glare, raise their heads to greet us. On Wolfe Tone bridge we listen to the roar of vowel-shaped crests, take solace from the grammar of this night. The formation of a sphere, structure of the stars the rule this crisp breeze now follows. Up darkened stairs we tread on rhetoric past to gather under skylights, breathe life into new words we raise them up, acknowledge their ephemeral fame. Leave to hang there and mingle in the yesterday of ideas until the final lights are dimmed. Vincent Glynn-Steed is from Galway, Ireland. His poems appear in Galway Review, Crannog, Ofi Press Magazine, Boyne Berries, Parhelion, Mediterranean Poetry, Bangor Journal, Cinnamon Press Anthology, etc. |
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