Cimbrone
Cimbrone, July 1993 Just wed, Peter and Sian, together on the ‘infinite terrace’, could just see the ruins of Paestum. Wow! This, the view from the hill-top gardens of Cimbrone. … Continue reading Cimbrone
being and becoming in the world
Cimbrone, July 1993 Just wed, Peter and Sian, together on the ‘infinite terrace’, could just see the ruins of Paestum. Wow! This, the view from the hill-top gardens of Cimbrone. … Continue reading Cimbrone
“Meet you at the statue in an hour” is the closing line of the song ‘Piazza, New York Catcher’ by Belle and Sebastian. This line is repeated twice. … Continue reading statues
A poem by Rupi Kaur. [Peter and Sian in Berjerac, July 2016]
A poem for my wife Sian. Written 10th November 2016: Thank you: For meeting me (we are part of serendipity) ‘at the statue in an hour’ (more than serendipity) Thank … Continue reading “Meet you at the statue in an hour”
Agapanthus: natural, beautiful, reaching sharing light, colour and presence. A globe, a world, projecting tall into the clearest of skies. Without Agapanthus I have no sky.
Born backwards; could sleep standing-up, lived in a world upside-down. silent as light. grafted like a Scott; found and loved Cimbrone. Stars that shine now. The doctor (under)standing on his … Continue reading Ode to Narrative