24. 8.00 PM Stop
23. 7.30 PM Coromandel
22. 7.00 PM Western Springs
21. 6.30 PM Eden Crescent
20. 6.00 PM Upper Harbour Highway
19. 5.30 PM Find a Car Park
18. 5.00 PM Rangitoto
17. 4.30 PM Castor Bay
16. 4.00 PM Birkenhead
15. 3.30 PM K Rd
14. 3.00 PM Trip & Fall
13. 2.30 PM Ponsonby
12. 2.00 PM Devonport
11. 1.30 PM Newmarket
10. 1.00 PM High St
9. 12.30 PM Catch the Bus
8. 12.00 Noon Grey Lynn
7. 11.30 AM Grafton
6. 11.00 AM Sunnynook
5. 10.30 AM Forrest Hill
4. 10.00 AM Ferry Turns Back
3. 9.30 AM Mairangi Bay
2. 9.00 AM Massey Campus
1. 8.30 AM Albany Village
0. 8.00 Am Start
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Time Axis
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Coda
blocking
the wind’s
wolf-howl
as students
scribble
Judith
Fredricsen
walks past
towed by
her seeing-eye
dog
Hi Jack!
won’t stop
I stop
remember her
three months
after
the funeral
where Fairburn
walked
that poem
she cut out
read out
by me
he’s buried
over there
Labels:
elegies,
Judith Fredricsen,
Massey Albany,
poetry,
roadworks
Coromandel (7.30 pm)
bird stalks by
5-fingered sky
Sunday
in the rearview mirror
Autumn gnaws my hands
we’re friends
van reversing
past the
pharmacy
check out those jeans
swap spit
talk shit
don’t stare at
us
it’s
time she said
it’s time the asphalt
bled
it’s time
[First published in Poetry NZ 28 (2004): 92.].
Labels:
Coromandel,
Paul Celan,
poetry,
Poetry NZ,
roadworks,
translation
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