from a journey of a million miles the humble sea snail took a rest on the sandy shore wrapped in its cosy stone blanket it kept on sleeping till one day, it was woken up by a student archaeologists hammer
Tag Archives: Nautilus
Oulipo
Summer feast by KM Neumann – Original poem can be found at poetrysoup.com Secret rendezvous in the wooden tremeloes dripping with soft morning diadem Motifs giving rise to mounting desire Oaths seeding ligntning and naked cadent pining for confessors of passion and pleasure nautilus knows best how to refuse souffle in bedlam with soft underpass …
Nautilus
Written by inky at the toolshed, for Basically Creative, September 2010 Nautilus fossil Caught in a Moment by time in a rock to this creature of the deep it must have been a shock Old sea snail now sleeps on in a cliff by the sands of the bay stoic and silent with nothing else …
The Inkwell 