Tony Walton's work is noted for its stylistic and technical achievements. It's engagement and tackling of moral and social issues and its variety of form, tone and content. The central themes of his poetry are love, morals, the relationship between unique human beings and the anonymous, impersonal world of nature. Tony Walton lives in the Cayman Islands and has been published in various magazines.
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I saw you yesterday in a yellow summer dress,
the color of high dosage diazepam, through the
rain streaked window of a familiar bar, as I walked by,
somewhere in the city,
...
In the stunned heat of
a day in July
A woman is leaning from
the fifth-floor window
...
I realize you are busy planting crops, fighting
typhoid, dysentery and various fevers,
not to mention Indians (they control gambling now!)
...
They come for you-
in old fashioned hats,
from where you don't know,
to f uck you hard against every wall
...
As I turn left off Oxford Street
cloaked in a low sky and shuffling
along with the other furrowed brows
...