BIRDS FLY, WATERFOWL PLY. 1989.

Little Sparta: Wild Hawthorn Press, 1989
11.4 x 8.9cm, 4pp. Artist’s card with a drawing of an abstracted moorland/estuary (very similar to the colourful images used in From 35 One Line Poem postcards published earlier by Finlay – and the text “Birds fly, Waterfoul Ply” – one having the air above the water, the other the water and the moorland but the latter being compared to boats “plying” their trade. Strictly speaking ply means to move regularly over an area or to work steadily – something both boats and land birds tend to do. VG+.