Andrew Fincham

Andrew Fincham Poems

When I think of all I've ever wanted to do
It all comes back to you,
Whom I've loved.
...

Angel, you’re
Beautiful
Careless and
Delicate,
...

In a dream
I met you again
And wished so deeply
I could get to know you
...

Today
I flew above a
rainbow.
...

Echoes of the defter lute
From far away
Recall
(As through
...

The clock’s renown
Draws crowds
Into the old town’s
Heart
...

You want to write a world
& one will be:
Smaller than a twinkle
...

Sixty Years ago
The best and worst
Machine of death
The world has known
...

As Fortune comes
& Fortunes goes

Each peoples
...

We who know
the magic silence of the night
as half embraced by sleep
we slip inside the timelessness
...

There was a family on my bus
I thought they came from Russia
Or Moscow
And I thought
...

The window
Welcomes
Heart of England
Judges to the
...

Those who understand their gardens cannot be hurried
They understand the time

Theirs is a will
...

'There but for the grace of God
Go I'
Said the saint to the sinner
As he caught the deamon’s eye.
...

I never fed the waves
with my heart;
Or a child from my womb;
A family
...

So once upon a
golden age
before the loveliness
that lights the poet’s eye
...

Around the emptiness
that fills
the silence
of the shock
...

Stamped Stark
Above the softly shuttered town
Sharp square
Upon the bare blue sky
...

As oil on water
I live in pictures of you
Iridescent
Swirling stream
...

20.

My uncle David used to say
Without the option.
'He wants seven days
without the option.'
...

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Afternoon

When I think of all I've ever wanted to do
It all comes back to you,
Whom I've loved.

Where years could pass in a look -
a hand -
a view -

To be over
Too soon

All secret
In an afternoon.

One waiting second:
Hour’s disappointment.

What can you say,
To we who were together for one day?

An afternoon was longer in your arm around my waist
and your breath cold wreathing about my face
and your eyes love.

These I have missed so much.

Andrew Fincham Comments

Stephen Saul 24 February 2005

Greetings, Andrew! I'm not sure my last comment posted. Here goes again: I like to correspond with poets I like. I like your work, especially 'Aftermath.' Your work has a certain mood I'm attracted to in poetry. I'd like to add your email address to my list. I currently correspond with poets Edward Carvalho; Vernon Frazer; Ulrike Gerbig; Law H. Fisher; William Taylor, Jr.; and Joyce Lazarus. You can learn more about me at my website: stephensaul.com. My Email address is [email protected]. And I have work posted on PoemHunter.com. Truly, Stephen Saul

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