As I walked
Along the broken line of pebble stones
It broke; an orange crest of whitéd detail
Like a bone finger carving
Scraped against a rest.
A deep breath under phosphorescent skies.
I had survived this land to find another:
The Coast.
About Me
- Merlin Fulcher
- Merlin Fulcher is a writer, artist and journalist based in Battersea, south west London. His work focuses on human experience, and on social interaction with the built and metaphysical environment. Since 2009, Fulcher has contributed to running Platform One Gallery – an alternative arts space within Wandsworth Common train station. He is competitions editor for The Architects’ Journal and The Architectural Review, and has contributed articles to New Civil Engineer, Construction News and The Evening Standard. Recent projects include Post-strike – a pamphlet exploring nuclear warfare’s visual impact in the UK – and Zowl! – an illustrated children’s book set in the City of London. Fulcher has performed poetry and spoken word pieces for the Different Skies experimental writing platform.
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