. . . wheel my shadow home at the end of the night
it is climbing walls without me . . .
In Volume 6, of A Poetry Archive, Frank Prem continues his direct communication with the reader, telling his stories directly to you.
. . . one hundred faces etched
in stone
the Maui of these mountains
gaze at me . . .
A Poetry Archive revisits Prem's early days as a poet. Volume 6 includes work written between 2014 and 2016, and further develops his distinctive poetic voice, including a fascination with Blue-tongued skinks and other backyard lizards, contemplations of The Way, and the stunning impact of a visit to Gariwerd.
. . . when he dons the mask
he is The Lizard
scincidaen snout
raised to the air
a walk
that is both sway
and saunter . . .
Wild Arancini Press is delighted to bring you this wonderful journal of a poet's development.