Christopher Barnes


Lord Byron Is Tracked By GPS

But saving this      You like Such as in Monmouth-Street      Would rig And even Where prettier For, bating Covent Garden No place

on underware’s index vanilla meridians, barista forth where window-lickers dawdle flave clientele to exquisite buffage skells import loveliness droids wheeze rettes all le chat is ever fugly in unsparkling light

Lord Byron Goes For An Ultrasound

Kingdoms and empires      I have outlived And when I      Of my own years Like a wild      Something – A spirit of Even for

jitter in cell grits rang-a-tang infirmities coffee-spit incubated bile as a yo-boy all edged flapdoodle in derro-ville gutsachey pops twannie indulgence me it’s a zofting flinch

Lord Byron Makes A Sexual Health Clinic Appointment

Oh that thou      The fool The solitude      Has lost its There may be others      I am not I feel an ebb And the tide

muntered a laundered dossbag and his bust juice gratefully unplug of recovering is a slider’s brother scrangy thrills drooly on Monte Blanco a lamp-genie, more-time! the hoolies fade vibes onto its raggedy hem

Lord Byron Leaves DNA On A Cup

Perhaps – the workings      Within me, Brought on      Perhaps a harder For all And with light Have taught me The chief companion

of astrals and identities smudge the pissant double helix uncoils by an inconsiderable flob look would evidence bones ridgy-didge night stars we infest the pinpoint takes its centre, these skin-pops too are evolving is human dregs

Lord Byron Bungee Jumps For Charity

For thee      I know myself We were and are      Beings It is the same      From life’s We are entwined The tie which bound

this wooshious stunt peaky, devil-may-care mardies, once only the S.A.S. stoked for function psych out any aviation blonde entertains wilding nerves star-spas, chavvie-close rakes up wamba for the penniless

Christopher Barnes’ first collection LOVEBITES was published by Chanticleer Press. He reads for Proudwords lesbian and gay writing festival each year, partakes in workshops, and co-edited the poetry magazine Interpoetry.
 
 
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