Stuart Miller-Osborne

I am currently on holiday in Portugal Salema to be precise All is well with my day My lovely wife is in the pool She is naked Jane always swims naturally I am writing this very poem On the back of a newspaper It was to be called SSS But I changed my mind As […]

This is my favourite time of the day I love the feel of these fragile hours And the coolness of her silk

Delicate and strong Apple Thin designed using natural materials she has a natural talent

I have been writing for a number of years Have you ever suffered publication No I do not seek publication Where do you keep your work In the wooden cupboard At the top of the stairs You once wrote that you intended To sail your wooden cupboard Down the rapids towards the sea Do you […]

My friend was working on the Empire project And handed me a number of unused posters Some dating back to the forties and early fifties Thy were a mixed bag of forgotten acts and variety shows Although the Boardman Sisters were quite prominent This moved me as Kaye Sissy and Emily Boardman Were three of […]

On the more listless of my days I create the small theatres of Agnes We explore the histories of her nights And the tranquillities of Loren

Spent rays of sunshine Fade in the morning light I am bathing her delicate feet Before my day begins

I have been condemned To swim in this alarming pool For the rest of lyrical time Pray for me Alain Thomas Klerk

Clara swam on most fine days She imagined herself to be a swan In the pool of infinity

Tmpitehe Va Died during air raid in 1940 She was one of eighteen people Who were killed by an English bomb Tmpitehe Va was due to be married She was travelling to see her fiancé And has hated the English ever since Taking revenge whenever she could I was her sixth victim and also haunt […]