Matthew Clough : Writing

Snowstorm Lamp Glow

Snowstorm Lamp Glow

A Story by Matthew Clough


It took less than two minutes for Angela to appear on my doorstep after I got home Saturday night. I hadn’t even texted her to tell her I was..
Tomorrow's Serengeti

Tomorrow's Serengeti

A Poem by Matthew Clough


Someday, Not any day soon, We will sit And talk Among the hydrangeas Blossoming On the veranda, Laughing Because it will b..
Glass House

Glass House

A Poem by Matthew Clough


Some day Late May L.A. Soft roar Seashore Rain pour Inside We hide Tongue tied Glass wall Drops crawl Sun..
A Theory of Cities and Islands

A Theory of Cities and Islands

A Poem by Matthew Clough


One day, when I wake alone in some city untouched by you, I will throw my windows open and think “this is it.” Sprawling bel..
Walls

Walls

A Poem by Matthew Clough


I’ve spent my entire life staring at walls. Age four: my nose pressed against two blank ones because I slapped my sister and re..
The Summer Months We Lost

The Summer Months We Lost

A Poem by Matthew Clough


At the very least, you can't tell me I didn't try. I put all of my belief into your voice. Some nights I worshipped the words I felt b..
Infatuation

Infatuation

A Poem by Matthew Clough


It’s been so long since I've fallen asleep with the warm thought of someone tucked safely under my pillow. But tonight, as I he..
Indulgence in Moment

Indulgence in Moment

A Poem by Matthew Clough


The moment of intimacy is no different than the drapes in the drawing room, the pulsating numerals on the dashboard, the lingering downpo..
Bedrooms In Which We Used To Sleep

Bedrooms In Which We Used To Sleep

A Poem by Matthew Clough


They are temples of silence and memory, thin paper-walled sanctuaries. Secrets shelve themselves among out-of-print books and dusty ..
Amber

Amber

A Poem by Matthew Clough


I dwell in waves of grain. Golden Julys. Summer, glory of the sun. I believe in the godliness of moments. How could I not? ..

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