Glen Fitch : Writing

Henry John Logan Mc Eyre

Henry John Logan Mc Eyre

A Poem by Glen Fitch


Henry John Logan Mc Eyre His uncle was ill. He was heir. Weak heart. Bad flight. That very same night, Mc Eyre, sole heir, ..
HAPPY MOTORING

HAPPY MOTORING

A Poem by Glen Fitch


Some driver cut me off in my commute. I swore. At work I told a friend still mad. Said she "I scream '..
Grooming  (poem left above the bathroom sink)

Grooming (poem left above the bathroom sink)

A Poem by Glen Fitch


Such sharp and brittle fingers comb my hair. Within the narrows of each pit the speed stick ® leaves its scented spit. ..
GETTING PERSPECTIVE

GETTING PERSPECTIVE

A Poem by Glen Fitch


A blind man told me what he thought of sight. "As if you open up a Russian doll and place each front to back. If you ..
FOSTERING: an Ode  to Miranda's new parents

FOSTERING: an Ode to Miranda's new parents

A Poem by Glen Fitch


i I wish this baby, flannel, oatmeal, bells, balloons a kite, a cat, a bike, a phone. I wish her tryouts, outfits, oce..
FILTHY LUCRE

FILTHY LUCRE

A Poem by Glen Fitch


All I have mined and melted, minted, stored I offered you and yet I can't compete. Does my attention leave you c..
FIG TREE

FIG TREE

A Poem by Glen Fitch


Strolling in a garden, I bent And stooped beneath a branch. Looking up I saw Two swollen sacks, swaying, With darkened skins unwrin..
FATE'S DEAL

FATE'S DEAL

A Poem by Glen Fitch


I feel, not see, the cards I tightly hold. I dread to read my fortune in my hand. I pick up what I'm dealt. I've n..
FAREWELL TO NAUSIKAA

FAREWELL TO NAUSIKAA

A Poem by Glen Fitch


My ship is waiting and I have to go. Yes, this is our farewell. I won't say I'll Return, sweet Princess. But I won't forget The fairest of th..
ETYMOLOGY

ETYMOLOGY

A Poem by Glen Fitch


Weed through the slang of pompous modern man, Past every status phrase coined for new roles, Back past the jargon forged for every pl..