The Saracens Eye

The Saracens Eye

A Poem by Carlton McRae

A seat in the window of a cafe off Kings Road,

copy-book handwriting and cognac.

Knightsbridge in the evening.

On a cold stomach, one cannot get drunk!


I’d lingered too long in Piccadilly,

labouring over a pint of beer

& tasteless Christmas cake. 


In Berwick Street, I paid ten pound

for some poker-faced information

from a tape machine of real booty.


The unfurnished life lives

in a convivial dimension,

embroidered in vogue of the day.

© 2016 Carlton McRae


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Carlton McRae
Carlton McRae

Wellington, New Zealand



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