Stuart Miller-Osborne

Dew dust Day daubed Do travel to the sculpture park with me I will shiver without you      

Let the butterfly on wing above the valley be your ornament you will not settle    

I have met the sixfortythree on consecutive Saturdays (but have only travelled once)   The early geraniums are huddled against the north wind they are as chilled as I am (but have a warm perfume)    The steam special is today hauled by a diesel but the carriages remain the same (it has a long…

In a railway carriage Two men in Homburg Hats Are reading One sleeps In a railway carriage Two men in Homburg Hats Are sleeping One reads

My two brothers spoke tenderly of me as they baked the physicians bread I had studied the voices of many pages before preaching to the new-born who now listened without vacancy

under the green gaze of the catholic trees all competitors were asked to assemble on platform one except for silent peter who was directed to platform three the coloured birds in the sponsors tents were handing out brilliant feathers as prizes as scott joplin and lisa gherardini sang in duet a surfer from aziziya was…

As I watched the transport staff perform their duties I felt a great comfort      

ti tip tom slow cri cap jem row aa zz lf ig ss zz on it This is electroshock This is electroshock This is electroshock ti tip tom slow cri cap jem row aa ig ss it aa bb ll zd Do not mock my electroshock Do not mock my electroshock ti tip tom slow…

There are no roads for us to follow only the scorch marks of meteors as we travel to the stars     Written whilst visiting the Hamish Fulton exhibition at the Turner Contemporary in Margate (March 2012)

The sunbird sits on the bare branches of a winters tree and reads a book devoted to the clay fields where the itinerants now rest cared for by the decendents of clockmakers who once created time but do so no more.   When the comet moon passes an orchestra will play on its tail and…