Stuart Miller-Osborne

  • Introduction
Illustration of a bird flying.
  • Elephant

    One night during a winter’s storm an elephant arrived in a village The villagers looked upon the magnificent creature in amazement Some suggested slaughter as they were starving whilst others suggested selling the tusks This would bring income into their sparse spread homes they thought Their disagreements turned inwards and many died The creature much […]

    February 21, 2022
  • New Work from a Buddhist source 17/12/17

    Three Blind Men and an Elephant Three friends blind since birth stumbled upon an elephant They knew not what the creature was and in turns touched it It is a lion I have touched lions before No you are mistaken my friend it is a primate magnificent The third man touched the elephant He did […]

    February 21, 2022
  • Sweet Corn & Other Poems

    Sweet Corn   We run like rivers run ragged Through the golden gasp waves No thoughts of winter or the autumn fires Mar our soft recreation   Kingfisher If you look towards imagined lands From cliffs high above the sea You will pause in thought And question your sense of migration     Far Away (Kingfisher) […]

    February 21, 2022
  • More December Poems & Short Stories

    You Handsome Dog Handsome was the type of man who when entering a room turned heads He was aware of this fact and his life was a series of failed relationships He would date beautiful women and expect them to admire him   You was a church warden and was very happy in his calling […]

    February 21, 2022
  • Poems of Experience (Southern Russia)

    A Coach Tour in Southern Russia I dreamt that I was on a coach tour We were visiting unnamed towns and unnamed cities In Southern Russia I asked why such beautiful places lacked identification And was told that such beauty need not be named   A Coach Tour in Southern Russia The only sadness of […]

    February 21, 2022
  • Squirrel on a Wire

    What hazardous transport you choose High above the railway tracks I admire your courage But consider you foolish   9/12/17

    February 21, 2022
  • Early December Poems 9/12/17

    Titus Oates & Auroleo Dead I believe that I saw Titus Oates and Auroleo Dead Walking in the December field today I could not be sure as the sun was bright low   They appeared to be heading towards the enchanted copse And soon vanished from view How I envied the tiny wood fairies Mongoose […]

    February 21, 2022
  • December Poems about Leaves & Greek Islands

    Leaf I saw a leaf die today It was run over by many cars As it dreamt of its peacock summer   The Small Death of a Leaf (Already Dead) I watched my leaf hide amongst its fellow leaves As an ice wind chilled cut through them without mercy Winter had arrived in Santorini and […]

    February 21, 2022
  • Red Red Robin and Other Poems

    Red Red Robin You are the master of your territories And greet me warmly when I visit your home We wear our bloodied aprons with pride   Jenny Wren Tiny Jemmy Wren You shelter meekly Against the winter winds I offer you my home But you prefer the frozen fields   Kite You glide above […]

    February 21, 2022
  • I Love Fountains

    I was on the storm beach today when I found a strange pebble Let me describe it to you as I think that this needs to be shared It is mainly grey but has considerable areas of pink in contrast Added to this are the speculative shades of brown and a few white scars I […]

    February 21, 2022
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