ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Twenty-six years old, live and work in London, England. Have been writing poetry for several years, and have gradually become more interested in a more experimental approach. [August 2000]
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (2) The Cartoon Vandals (Poetry) The new religion? [66 words] The Hunger Cult (Poetry) Short poem about greed, immorality, and coporate murder in a dying world. [80 words]
Beneath The Surface Martin Rutley
Randomly choosen hotel Little criteria Nothing beginning with F Just superstition A cab ride across the city Heavy rain against the windscreen Cigarette burns in green leather
Room on second floor Dangerous number Too many 3's Patterns emerging Semi-dressed men wander the halls Glazed stares register nothing The reek of alienation
Wooden chair by the window Dead moth upturned Fragility exposed Passing cars light the room Greys momentarily banished The clock above the bed A second from seven Trigger pulled
READER'S REVIEWS (2) DISCLAIMER: STORYMANIA DOES NOT PROVIDE AND IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEWS. ALL REVIEWS ARE PROVIDED BY NON-ASSOCIATED VISITORS, REGARDLESS OF THE WAY THEY CALL THEMSELVES.
"the poem was short and surprising. it reminded me of the plot/backdrop to an Alfred Hitchcock film." -- amy lynch, united states.
"This is fantastic. Very cinematic and such a complete narrative in so few words - and a nice change from vampires and sad love poems." -- Peter Rivendell.
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