Tuesday, 2 November 2021

One Poem by GJ Hart



You Rule


And the bridges, 

and physics and maths

are just habits,

no different than animals


kneading the warming

morning - in the end, 

the most people 

the most happy


seems the only equation 

worth solving - our land,

one degree past 

pain - fireworks 


of cells knitting together

and your body, the indivisible 

filament, at the center

of everything.





GJ Hart currently lives and works in London and has had work published in Isacoustic, Nine Muses Poetry, The Molotov Cocktail, The Jersey Devil Press, The Harpoon Review and others. He can be found arguing with himself over @gj_hart.


1 comment:

  1. I just came across this poem by way of Lothlorien. I'd like to see more

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