Eastbound
Gabriele Uboldi
I travelled across this city so
I could lick the salt off your back,
your neck bent backwards. Then
we stood still.
You dozed off into the boiling
evening, naked above the red
skyline, skin glowing. And while
you sleep, on the bath-hot Tube
I decide I’ve always belonged in
this London-summer. Home
is made in retrospective.
I could lick the salt off your back,
your neck bent backwards. Then
we stood still.
You dozed off into the boiling
evening, naked above the red
skyline, skin glowing. And while
you sleep, on the bath-hot Tube
I decide I’ve always belonged in
this London-summer. Home
is made in retrospective.
Gabriele Uboldi (he/they) is a queer, migrant artist, theatre-maker, poet and researcher based in London, working across both English and Italian. Their work is often multi-disciplinary and formally experimental, with a special focus on how marginalised stories can be expressed through non-traditional dramaturgies.
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