an Aotearoa poetry journal | ISSN 2744-3248

Poems by Keith Nunes

Ordered by most recent inclusion in Tarot

A climb is coming

An amphitheatre of High-rise Snow-tinged hills smeared With scraped-bare cliffs,Hikers in shambolic clumps, or singles striding with purpose Slide along

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Wide enough

It’s a pleasing room withsomething of a view,There’s someone elsein the house,We have engagedin instances centring onneed,I’ve closed my door,Out

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Quiet third

The quiet thirdPerson makes the conversation go round,The man in the middleBeing talked acrossAs the three promenadeAlong St Heliers Beach,As

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Memorial domain

Memorial domainA slab of marble memories risesPatiently, heavily from aQuaking emerald hill, Paths like rope curl around A basket of

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Soundings

She’s a studentOf the ticking watch that has lost all sense of timeThe singular pulse that’s mass-producedThe kettle as a

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