Bartholomew Ryan poetry

Poem: ‘Threshold City’

Threshold City Threshold expects, it hungers, not only to be crossed but to be lived by those who wake up dreaming. —Lucien Zell I. Oh poem make me a poet, oh song make me a singer, entering the borderlands in Europe’s dark heart, crossroads magnify, exposed to all winds, the murky mishmash and dense clusters … Read more

Poem: ‘Oblique Landscape’

Oblique Landscape JP Jacobsen, I read your poem of a boundless heath with mossy stones where you were born and where you returned with the tungsind poet that ‘died the death, the difficult death.’  Shadowgraph naturalist, translator of Darwin enduring sufferer of tuberculosis who loved six enraged steadfast women for the poet to tune the mood to … Read more

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