Tucker Lieberman·Aug 5That Scene Between Gilgamesh and Enkidu (‘What, When and Why’?)‘Tablet 12 makes translators lose their minds’ — Julian GunnA response icon2A response icon2
Alexander Paul Burton·Mar 18I Lost My Wife At SeaI lost my Wife at sea, A vapid cause of her belief, Torn asunder, this relief; Who am I now? Am I to be?
Alexander Paul Burton·Mar 1The Snibble Goats of Warewood Lane: Poetry of the Fabled Gable of Roman BritainThe Snibble Goats of Warewood Lane are in this tale told in long refrain. They sit and stare for most their days, their eyes transfixed to…
Alexander Paul Burton·Feb 25If I am, I amIf I am, I tell you this now This sweating bead upon my brow This furrowed look and gaze of awe This puzzled look, a mind that bore.
Alexander Paul Burton·Feb 9The George Files: The Gay Apex: Poetry Collection (Non-Erotic) — Close Proximity“Close Proximity” — Lower East Side, Manhattan
Alexander Paul Burton·Feb 8A Feckless CycleIn the small recourse of our winter years, We traded hope and tended fears.
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 24, 2025Sometimes at night you’re sad — Sailing a sea of nostalgia and changeSometimes at night, you’re sad that fleeting flicker, loathsome to feel exposed. In righteous knowledge, you thought, you froze. — For…
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 23, 2025Longing — A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for Expats/Migrants about HomeThe scent of morning coffee, a whisper of the past.
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 18, 2025You got your smile backThat cave it came out of was dark, and in the midst of chaos mute you learnt reason, reason resolute.
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 18, 2025Kaleidoscope of Change— A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for Expats/Migrants…I stand, fractured, shards of self reflected in the glass, and the world shifts, turns into something new.
