Tag Archives: fog

2024, Days, Ohio River Valley Literature, poetry, river life, the no-scape, Working Class Literature

Day 21, 2024

what wanders out of the soup
is not always good for the ol’
fillet of the soles: be mindful then
the fog brings closer more
of the unseen – except
in negative relief

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2023, Ohio River Valley Literature, poetry, psychogeography, river life, the no-scape, winter

Day 1, 2023

The Mary M. Miller, Port of Louisville, Mile Post 604. 14th Street Bridge (RR) in the background. Photo by Ey Mick.

Northbound train
materializing out of the fog
erased back into it

this is the time of watchmen
the time of switchmen
the time of drawbridge operators

patrolling the edges of the no-scape
the noise of interstate traffic echoing off downtown buildings

pushed up against the river, against erasure

against

living at the edge of visibility

hoping where a foot is planted is solid
and not one more dream of a new lunar year

Paddlewheel of the Belle of Louisville. 2nd Street Bridge in the distance. Port of Louisville, MP 604. Photo by Ey Mick
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2022, Haiku, Ohio River Valley Literature, poetry, river life, the no-scape

no. 66

Erasure rolls
up – this time in the
form of fog..

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