Table-top-Mountain…
by Steve Tanham
Originally posted on Stuart France:
* “Strange how these, now hollow, structures always appear to be associated with a hill.” * * “Had we more time, it’s one we would be duty bound to climb.” * ?
Month: July 2018
A Particular Science
by Steve Tanham
There is a particular science of Evil Which draws its ghostly blood From the bones of hatred. ⦿ Its moment is likened to a Ship Strangled with strange growth That fills the shapes of sailing ⦿ It has learned the helm of your Reactions And has a blunt denial that you Float on water ⦿ Laden with untruth Darkly smeared We lie in others’ … Read More A Particular Science
Playing Place…
by Steve Tanham
Originally posted on Stuart France:
* Well, it didn’t take us long to get there did it? But let’s ponder a moment what this structure could mean… We could call the two flanking uprights, Summer and Winter, or Night and Day, or Them and Us, and it would not really matter which was which. If we did that though, what would we call the…
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Pilgrims of blood and stone
by Steve Tanham
The blood: the Life that flows through us, taken in as breath, fresh each second, flowing out to be renewed in the world of nature; natural, given. The stone: the fixed structures we rely on to ensure persistence of that life-force made flesh. The riddle, the contradiction – the mystery… beginning with that most profound and persistent structure: the body… There is no more … Read More Pilgrims of blood and stone
Morrow…
by Steve Tanham
Originally posted on Stuart France:
* …Well, if they did, they also intended us to work for it. * Part of our problem proved to be scale. What we call a lay-by is large and well marked. What they call a lay-by is more of a ‘passing-point’… And on a fast road, is easy to miss, or pass-by, which we did, at least three…
Vikings Invade Heysham
by Steve Tanham
Every July, for the past few years, the lovely and ancient Lancashire seaside town of Heysham (He-sham) has been invaded by Vikings… They come in their hundreds, bearing their weapons, tents and tools… and with their families. They sweep in from the ‘sea’ and set up camp on the grassy hollows of the playing fields, where their fires soon fill the summer air with … Read More Vikings Invade Heysham
More sea mist…
by Steve Tanham
Originally posted on Stuart France:
* After our pre-historic village and our cause-wayed isle, we return to Lands End, ostensibly, to at least, again, consider ‘doing-the-touristy-thing’… Only to find that our dragon has been dining out on pea soup and that the parking charge would in all probability be wasted… * * We know that Carn les Boel is on the coast and that…
The Texture of Emotion
by Steve Tanham
Originally posted on Strange Goings On In The Shed:
vschoenpos, Pixabay What does an emotion ‘feel’ like? Can you run your fingers over its surface, read its mood, respond appropriately? What does it feel like against your skin? A rush of silk gliding over your inner being and teasing gently. No? Perhaps it’s rather strident and filled with razor sharp edges. Cutting spirits and…
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