Title: Same place, different view
Author: Anna Dickie
Number: 98/100
Allocated postcode: EH41
Same place, different view
We stand on a narrow strip
of beach and watch a wild day
ebb on a menacing tide.
At our feet cut-throat clams
and strops of slack, slippery
kelp litter the sand.
Across the bay the square bulk
of Cockenzie Power Station
squats before Edinburgh.
Twin stacks belch tarry trails,
and a dragon’s tail
of pylons flexes ever west.
Offshore winter waders huddle,
while a skein of geese unzips
pink-layered folds of sky.
I call the dogs and we turn
for home as night pours
from every rock and crag.
[...] by Aonghas Macneacail No. 96: Princes Street by Alan Gillis No. 97: Class by Irene Brown No. 98: Same place, different view by Anna Dickie No. 99: Overflow by Priscilla Chueng-Nainby No. 100: Detained by Struan [...]
[...] worked with poets Anna Dickie and Lauren Pope to create weaves of their poems, Same place different view and Southside II and III [...]
[...] worked with poets Anna Dickie and Lauren Pope to create weaves of their poems, Same place different view and Southside II and III [...]