Forest & Dove — Max Ernst, 1927 held bodily in the leaves' language net / that roots might erupt like a syntax of assault / the forest's carved-wooden face an unanswered question at your throat / there are no wings to beat an escape with & suddenly you are a boy again stumbling on fear / joy the pines dreaming of hunched branches / the mind upraising red fingers in awe Cameron Clark Cameron Clark is a poet based in the South of England. He is interested in exploring his own experience of blindness through poetry, and the complex history that underpins the island he lives on. He has had poems published in or forthcoming from Autumn Sky Poetry and Agenda Magazine, and his micro-fiction has appeared in several anthologies.
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