Poem: Irish Summer

Irish Summer My plight is tied to the incessant rain, Weighed down by post-modernity. Or whatever it is – hypermodernity? The Digital Flood. I was forged in the 1990s you see, Weaned on radio alarm clocks and junk food. It’s all about timing. I watched on powerless As three courgette plants Were nibbled out of … Read more

Cassandra Voices
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