Stuart Miller-Osborne

  • Introduction
Illustration of a bird flying.
  • Tinderbox

    My wife was sitting on a wooden seat Next to the Royal Military Canal She was wearing a white shirt And dove grey cotton slacks How cool she looked I knew that underneath She was wearing white underwear In a couple of hours we would be in our room At the Imperial Hotel sipping ice […]

    September 8, 2023
  • Fuck the Metro

    I was on the Metro in Athens travelling to a meeting To my right was a woman reading a cheap magazine We were oblivious to each other as travellers often are An inspector of tickets suddenly appeared behind us I showed him my short term ticket without a word But I had a feeling that […]

    September 8, 2023
  • Summer in September

    This is a walk that I might Have taken weeks ago Although the trees are turning The heat is the equal Of a high summers day The colours are soft Bright and pastel rich And a sense of happiness Can be tasted in the gentle air Nothing is rushed everything seems calm Yet the leaves […]

    September 8, 2023
  • Hythe in Colour

    It was not until I saw The vivid colours of the market fruit That I began to realise how white My day had become Cool waterways Deep green Under weeping trees Just added To the silent music Of my long dreams

    September 7, 2023
  • Tropical Days

    We are experiencing unusual weather patterns at present A tropical heatwave Caused by volatile weather patterns elsewhere Jane and I awoke about half an hour ago And were naked around our house Until the sun within the sea fog Compelled me to walk to the beach I was planning to take a number of soft […]

    September 7, 2023
  • Naked Shadows

    Both my sisters are archeologists I often travel with them On their coastal trips abroad As my sisters like to dance In the shallows of the sea I do not share this passion And frequently write poems In my small grey notebook

    September 6, 2023
  • A Book of Folkestone

    We enjoyed an ice cream in the middle Of a railway track this afternoon But there were no trains today As this was a ghost line In years past it took soldiers On a one way trip to Hell Poets and Porters Artists and Architects Scientists and Shopkeepers They and many others Passed through this […]

    September 6, 2023
  • Joe Wears a Bandana

    Of late I have let my hair grow It is now bleached blond Which is the result Of living by the sea But this style Does have its problems As when out walking I find that my sweat Tends to drop into my eyes And obscure my vision So I have taken to wearing A […]

    September 5, 2023
  • The Long Walk

    Today I walked between Sandgate And Hythe In temperatures approaching Eighty-two degrees It was a walk of great beauty With the sea glimmering Erratically to my left Before retiring into a soft dull haze The light was so incredibly intense That the beach users Were reduced to declining shadows Fading into the heat of the […]

    September 5, 2023
  • Cofra Station Elias & Enni

    Recently I met a Finnish couple Who are both artists They have purchased a studio Which is about five hundred yards Away from the lanes that cross At present they are working with water And tend to paint quietly on the cliffs I mainly work with acrylics But have returned to water We frequently paint […]

    September 5, 2023
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