Andrew Spragg was born in London and lives there. He has written critical pieces for Bonafide, Hix Eros, The Quietus, Poetry London and PN Review. Recent poetry books include Tether//Replica (Sprialbound/Susak Press, 2015), OBJECTS (Red Ceiling Press, 2014), A Treatise on Disaster (Contraband Books, 2013),To Blart & Kid (Like This Press, 2013) and Now Too How Soon (Contraband Books, 2017). A collaborative book, Dogtown, with the artist Beth Hopkins, was published in winter 2018 by Litmus.
for those not in the know
politics makes it look
like time is credible
and not heaving with
could be corpses
police leech the grass
of any good feeling
wait what are
you the transaction
leave it with your best neighbour
Lunar
moth on a tile
machine parts forever
distilling uses with what I read
in an interesting book at once
this is for my friend Maria
who never seems to sleep
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