Uneven Floor

An independent poetry journal. Watch your step.

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2015/01/22

Witness

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how many times has she seen him whittle the child down to size it never harmed me the father says using the knife to cut out the cur...

Teeth

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Why don’t you have teeth there Nanna he says pointing to the gaps oh I say they got worn out chewing all those apples and nuts bored w...

Reading under the elm

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A black dot floats into my line of sight. Sunlight slips along its silk as it drops onto the cuff of my sleeve swings to the edge of...

Echo and Narcissus

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her first love Paul Newman sees all his films feeds her heart with the gossip of gaudy magazines festoons her room with his image ...

Repetition

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you’ve met someone new he’s juicy, a sweet plum then you bite hard on the bitter pip spit him out stumble again on that first rung ...

the road

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the road scars right, across the palm of land, tumbling, dwindling, a groove, a history, a way in, worn and healed slick the road, oil ...

A Western Australian Piano Graveyard

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The farmer’s pressing oil, olives spread on mashing mats. We talk of chooks and foxes, irrigation and bush fires. I’m here to see ruins ...
2015/01/09

Rumi Dancing w/ Kangaroos

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Cultural cringe doesn’t frighten me at all. Kangaroos don’t frighten me at all. The bush doesn’t frighten me at all. Oh, kangaroos! I wan...
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