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Stuart Miller-Osborne

    • Introduction
Illustration of a bird flying.
  • Translated from the Hungarian

    I made veiled threats to the waiter as he served my meal   Yesterday he had threatened me from behind the barricades   We both enjoy our proxy wars   But I know that some day I will throw his bloated corpse Into the quicklime reserved for hero’s     The Meal (Az etkezes) by…

    July 19, 2014
  • Young Sardanapalus

    Young Sardanapalus has always appreciated the last minute dinners left for him by the porters who whilst in retirement still reside at the college   Young Sardanapalus has always exercised the greatest caution when taking women back to his rooms an undergarment left within view or a sudden shriek of pleasure might reveal his hidden…

    July 19, 2014
  • Albin Kobis

    The silver gasses have silenced the songbirds who are now aware of this sinful day   My treason post hints of worn velvet and retains a vague smell of mint   I should have expected more    

    July 19, 2014
  • Primrose

    I have a dog called Primrose I called it Primrose as it was born on Primrose Day My dog Primrose is black Primroses are not black    

    July 19, 2014
  • Mary Hynes

    Although blind I sense your beauty And have commissioned an artist To protect your likeness So it may accompany me on my travels    

    July 19, 2014
  • The Fragrance Trees

    You write to me of your imaginary fields Covered in perfume But lacking in trees to cover our peaceful sons    

    July 19, 2014
  • Elsie and Muriel

    To Muriel a little token to record our stay in Colwyn Bay together 1940/1944 Love from Elsie   Dear Elsie Thank you for the small blue book you most kindly sent to me on Tuesday. I remember our stays in Colwyn Bay as if they were yesterday. Do you remember the splendid moons that always…

    July 19, 2014
  • Sea

    The woman’s husband left early he was visiting his aunt in Oakhampton the intention was to repair her greenhouse He had left a message on a log It was unreadable Wood is such a demanding medium As the day was warm the woman decided to go to the beach The beach was twentythree yards away…

    June 1, 2014
  • Husski Cuddled a Cat

    As World War Two drew to a close a German soldier lay dying in the ruins of churchyard in central Dresden As his life seeped away he took a pencil from his blood soaked coat and wrote some lyrics on to a small piece of paper which anticipated the dance craze some fifty years later…

    June 1, 2014
  • The Greenwich Foot Tunnel

    The Greenwich Foot Tunnel Is closed until further notice Due to severe flooding Please use alternative routes read the sign as Sandrine-Sandrine approached the slope leading to the tunnel. She looked across the swollen river at the great ship which stood proud on the opposite bank Balloons for hire £2.00 each was chalked on the…

    May 31, 2014
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Stuart Miller-Osborne

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