A San Francisco tradition Ally Pally Crumble An altered mirror An expat muses on a national pastime An expat muses on... driving in the UK A tourist in Syria 2010 BBC News-Channel Speak Crank Earl the barber Favourite sky Fear of folkdancing Finsbury Park Station Hampstead Garden Suburb Hay fever in Irma Local driving Mesa Verde, Colorado in July Mother New England autumn leaves On our neighbour's cats moving Power to the second chance	Priory Road, The Road of Size Prooflistening the silent night Rain - Point Reyes, California Ringo finds God 7 a.m. downtown San Francisco Some Cyprus Spinning webs and spinning wheels Stripping here and stripping there The downwards drift The fasties The house of Beatle The Max moon Thoreau's birthday in Johannesburg, July 1985 WERA spring, twenty ten Whistler
	Jeff Probst is a poet and writer. He was born in California in 1948 and has been married for 28 years. Since 2003, he has been poet-in-‘residents’ for a residents association in London, where his monthly poem is posted on the community notice board. His poetry, short stories, and features have been widely published. Three of his books are available as Kindles: The Isla Vista Bank-burning Story or My Love for You is a Liberating Thing; Teaching Shakespeare to Hairdressers - An American Teacher in London; and Bachelor Butterflies. Contact Jeff here
	© Jeff Probst 2003-11: all of the poems are copyrighted and should only be reproduced after checking with the author. Last update: August 2011