Friday, 29 May 2009

Denis in Space by Tom Rendell

Denis, has gone for a year out, in Space.
Skating skywards purple boots, heels click kicking high,
A celestial shout heckles the planets, white teeth dazzle stardust,
Parents – dentists, oh so proud of their satellite son.
It’s party time in the galaxy, crystal phantoms chatter by,
Mine sweep green goblets of Beetle Juice, and off,
Soul screaming, wild – eyed,
To run rings around Saturn.




Tom Rendell, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

3 comments:

Crafty Green Poet said...

Tom is a 21-year old student at Edinburgh University

Tommaso Gervasutti said...

Great "drunkening" poem.

Dear Juliet, I have written a blog on my experiences with editors who decided to work on my poems for changes in them.
It would be nice to hear your experience on the matter both as an editor and as a submitter.

Gordon Mason said...

Great images .... particularly like the colours (specifically stated and others imagined)