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Tag Archives: Blueshift Road
“Greyish Elegy” and “Blind Engine” in The Rusty Toque
Posted in poetry, poetry magazine
Tagged Blueshift Road, R Is the Artichoke of Rose, The Rusty Toque
“More Jars Than Lids” in Boog City
“More Jars Than Lids” is in issue 78 of Boog City. I’m in good company with Marisa Crawford, Jean Donnelly, Fitz Fitzgerald, and Elizabeth Robinson. Thank you, Ed. Buck Downs!
Camille Martin
Click the image below and go to p. 7 (for an enlarged view — so you can actually read the thing — click the white rectangular icon lower right):
Camille Martin
Of Lazyboys and bagatelles: Sugar Beach – my new chap from Above/Ground Press

The title poem, “Sugar Beach,” gets its name from a white sand beach on Lake Ontario a couple of blocks from my home, with a view of the Redpath sugar plant; the cover’s Fragonard painting, “The Swing,” is a link in the poem’s chain of thoughts, along with a Smith & Wesson, a trapeze artist, and a black pigeon.
Click on the images or here to order a copy from Above/Ground Press. Reviews of the chap are welcome.
Below is a sample poem from the collection, “Endless Regression of Heavens,” first published by Similar Peaks magazine:

Endless Regression of Heavens
Glaciers dribble foreign rocks
as dawn releases chicory blue.
Its fickle hues waltz round equator,
spool, top, dizzy moon, gainlyas the patter of millipedes ruffling
toward a country with no flag
but fields of chicory blue. Horizon,
chromatic with moments. Whatof the next and the next, plunging
into myth evolving in the deeps?
Haunting the deeps while manning
the crow’s nest? With each finiteduration we arrive closer by half
to a famished constellation,
blinking beast perpetually devouring
a platter of chicory blue.
Camille Martin