H. Mark Webster is a New Zealand poet living and working in South Korea . Noteworthy influences on the shape of his verse and thought have been the works of Paul of Tarsus, Henry Morton Stanley, and Yuri Lotman. Some few places which mean something to him are these next: Tongariro, Awahuri, and The Seven Dials. Previous publishing credits include poems in printout, elimae and Poems Niederngasse.
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heaven is for geese
they bitch and moan
the industrial chemist
fuzzy, discursive
the stupidity of his upbringing
hope for death in the orchard
something from the Rose society scrapbook
the bowser
Garrigou-Lagrange
he devoted his early afternoons to Victorian poetry
my victims are upper-class
I take pictures of their suffering from a high place
same navel string
the coxless fours
landscapes impregnated with legendary meaning
do not confuse the severity of God’s mercy
Louis Quinze
the null hypothesis
her body
a cushion on the mudflat
knuckles off-white
perform the teapot
Luther, Schillebeeckx
waterfall again
stretch-limo
