The Butterfly Bush by William Wyld Laura Scott Some of these verses are

Some of these verses are like little parables seen in reverse – as in those paintings where there’s some big Biblical personage in the front

Riordan's work appears here as it demands to be read: as at once contemporary and timeless

these birds live in a continuous mode of 'rapid peering'

the garden

The Butterfly Bush by William Wyld Laura Scott Some of these verses areSometimes I borrow my mothers car and drive her friends to the theatre. Im taking my father out this weekend, Ill wear that dress he likes. We look great together. People often ask how we first met. William Wylds The Butterfly Bush exposes the mercurial, merciless absurdities of living in a body, of grief, art and hope, the way a garden, up close, reveals an endless orchestra of life: its dirt; its baroque and brutal euphoria. A Little Betty pamphlet.