Jelle Cauwenberghs

• Shadows and Reflections: Jelle Cauwenberghs

  It’s time once again for the annual series of postings we like to call Shadows and Reflections, in which our...

  27th December 2019

• Shadows & Reflections: Jelle Cauwenberghs

  Shadows and Reflections: the annual collection of postings in which our contributors and friends look back on the events that’ve...

  27th December 2018

• Common Blue: a poem by Jelle Cauwenberghs

  Yesterday, I wrote – In response to a job advertisement, My greatest strength. How boring. Clear tactical thinking In situations...

  17th September 2018

• The Giant: a poem by Jelle Cauwenberghs

  His skull is an unruly garden, wet and wonderful with ice and rust. Time is his groundskeeper. It hops around...

  15th March 2018

• Homecoming: a poem by Jelle Cauwenberghs

  Water follows me home  like a ghost. 
La grisaille with long feathery arms  
lets me in.
 'Whereto next?' it whispers, 
and...

  21st October 2017

• Sterna: a poem by Jelle Cauwenberghs

  The wall is a silent witness. The wall is an altar and an anvil. Claw hammer. Sea chisel. Skull cap....

  20th May 2017

• Barents: a poem by Jelle Cauwenberghs

  The door stood unhinged, yellow framed in the black garden, egg shelled with the stormy birches. The petrel emergency of...

  10th January 2017

• Iona: A poem by Jelle Cauwenberghs

  We made landfall at night. A man with a net watched us sail into the bay of martyrs as he...

  12th September 2016

• Murmur: A poem by Jelle Cauwenberghs

  Starlings tussle In the roadside grass Fury ripples marram in Their black sheen I saw The stars themselves. Thieves. From...

  28th February 2016

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