Sarah Crewe is from the Port of Liverpool. She co-edited Binders Full of Women with Sophie Mayer and Catechism: Poems for Pussy Riot with Sophie Mayer and Mark Burnhope. She has work upcoming in Tears In The Fence and Party In Your Eye Socket. She also co-edits M58, a webzine for visual poetry, with Andrew Taylor, and Stinky Bear Press with two other Stinky Bears. She has never quite got over the fact that Malory Towers is a work of fiction. flick invicta is published by Oystercatcher Press.

flick/necropolis
the dead push up the indigo
doc leaves soothe
hannah’s shattered wrists
one stone left the grass sinks
beneath flick’s heels
non conformist stockpile
marilyn up against the wall
grass circle
of dead energy
flows is caught in hawthorn
in damsel flight in felo de se
infirmary escapism
decay in flux decline as cause
of death poppies convulsing
into red dots teething pains
flick circles the water tower
the path remains the same
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kitchen
peridot hearts
in hair
legs in combat
verdant caught in
psychedelic
see through
my flesh breathes trees
blooming arched
clutching limes
reading heat
feed me
petals tumbling
leaves reaching
in chlorophyllic glee
never to be seen
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twitch
no patience for
the birds or a
silent bandstand
chasing swifts
he brings flowers
to the bees and
says he’s used to
things that sting
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flick/blue heaven
flick provoked
flick invokes
flick invicta
flick hears vipers
in the clover
flick’s red poppies
ox eye daisies
wasteland nursery
flaky social club
rollerskating
flag on the brow side
flick shudders
flick seeks camomile
jennifer rides a wild boar
deprivation
flick felicitous
mint choc cathedral
terracotta spindle
bare legs whipped
by dry grass
from flick invicta (Oystercatcher Press, 2012).
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2013/01/05 at 2:05 pm
Sorry I can’t be at the launch on the 10th – I’m be away, Great little book. Cheers – Tim
2013/01/07 at 12:35 pm
I like these poems very much – there’s the tension of our modern world between the techno and the biological – or at least that how it feels to me.Thanks.
2013/05/06 at 7:32 pm
Hi Sarah… good to connect…Paul