Reuben Woolley
Reuben Woolley has been published in quite a few magazines such as Tears in the Fence, Lighthouse, The Interpreter's House, the anthology, The Dizziness of Freedom, Ink Sweat & Tears, Proletarian Poetry, And Other Poems, Otoliths, and The Poet's Shed. He has five books to his name, the latest being some time we are heroes, published by The Corrupt Press (2018). He has a book forthcoming, this hall of several tortures, to be published by Knives Forks and Spoons Press (September 2019). He edits the online magazines, I am not a silent poet and The Curly Mind.
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exercises of crazy between somewheres a certain stretch & wrong reflect me in other skin i’m wearing the still projections of distance lost patterns of corporate today give them alms my friendly beggars lest a black plague enter this seat of fat indifference the church of lonely aisles such cinemas are these the continuous performance of poor actors & black cloth a very reverend procession i don’t believe knot you theory you tasted & hopeless i’m string me story skinstretched & thinning i tie a picture tight like james dean now hit a gaze my frayed thread of stray occurrence a a life you don’t know boy you’re star you burnt a forest fire tell me a river my hard desert highway i burn my blood in you laugh my sweet syria my children play a tank in c major like our french lady & dance a flame a loop of air & breathing & this is my left-bank ulysses & the seine flows in dublin a younger town rip them up where those children run not yet the tyrant heat i see the twin rivers this ground we might walk still in shatterings the sand old stone frontier they do they halt (after a print by Jan Stead) trees like exiles wait a long rusty mile you cannot count & crooked do they in fields of barely here a rough one / / let her paint your faces anonymous i’ll go bye bye / / leave your lines of dirty gold molly’s talking i heard him we did say no entry all you crazies a time the empty spaces of this poor hand & where the ladies walk the closed road maybe something resembles an answer & that’s enough in calypso’s head come sing a man to stay & a sad wife i pretend to be another face & a life away you shouldn’t believe not me my sweet & precious i was never ulysses
Reuben Woolley has been published in quite a few magazines such as Tears in the Fence, Lighthouse, The Interpreter's House, the anthology, The Dizziness of Freedom, Ink Sweat & Tears, Proletarian Poetry, And Other Poems, Otoliths, and The Poet's Shed. He has five books to his name, the latest being some time we are heroes, published by The Corrupt Press (2018). He has a book forthcoming, this hall of several tortures, to be published by Knives Forks and Spoons Press (September 2019). He edits the online magazines, I am not a silent poet and The Curly Mind.
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