Aisle Walton

Aisle Walton Poems

Crunchy-soft and crinkled to your core
of cramped, cream-salted, butter-melted sating:
you comfort with your crenellated smile
as, cradled in the toaster, still awaiting
...

2.

A northern rain, the grey
certainty of it - the same
abluting evening for a clear night,
for wide pavements and
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A Parting
i.m. Nina Levick

You: our happy dose for three days in the week,
PowerPoint demon and whiteboard supernova;
our frizzed and frozzling, bubbled spinning top
...

The stillness of the air;

the lateness of the hour;
...

Gazebos in the rain,
A warm drizzling,
And the wine in tall glasses.
A sitting and standing,
...

Out of one form two
Upper phrase and lower phrase
Splitting firmament
How then to make connection
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I.
snuggled in bed
through orange lit window
hums a city
...

It was all a bit of a cliché really,
the grassy bank rolling down,
each thick, vibrant swathe spreading out
specifically from me, or so it seemed,
...

Higher consciousness
No thought, no wish or regret
Disturbs the present
Smallest whisper of her name
...

Die alten, bösen Lieder,
die Träume bös' und arg,
die laßt uns jetzt begraben,
holt einen großen Sarg.
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The Best Poem Of Aisle Walton

Ode To A Crumpet

Crunchy-soft and crinkled to your core
of cramped, cream-salted, butter-melted sating:
you comfort with your crenellated smile
as, cradled in the toaster, still awaiting
full maturity of style,
you get a bit browner than before.

Your surface is a mottled, pockmarked thing,
but then again it’s easy to spot holes
when actually these perforations make you
what you are, whilst things beyond control
are best forgotten. Instead, let’s take two
seconds, or two verses worth, remembering
that a Crumpet’s right is to a happy ending.

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