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Glasshouses (Uqp Poetry) Glasshouses by Stuart Barnes
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“Through the small windows, through the plane tree
branches, new lime-green leaves, it's no longer
winter. He stands naked for a moment,

eager for company, invites it, knows.
His heart is thumping hard inside his chest.
He leans his head onto the edge, eyes closed.”
Stuart Barnes, Glasshouses
tags: poetry
“From his ebony eyrie
the moon's a fresh apothecary,
round as the white lotus' root.”
Stuart Barnes, Glasshouses
tags: poetry
“The little thickets were the only place to get to.
The absence of the sea

Set a white, extravagant quiet.
I awaited the great beauty of the gorse—”
Stuart Barnes, Glasshouses
tags: poetry
“trumpeting
through blood &
bone the glasshouse's
yellow stars”
Stuart Barnes, Glasshouses
tags: poetry
“Red-
tailed Bedouins
of Poetry, black
cockatoos embroider
the sun into us,
seam-rip it asunder.”
Stuart Barnes, Glasshouses