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The Reason Why I Like Cooking for You

I won't need much in the afterlife.
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Poem of the week

A Flower is Not a Flower

Remembering the Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto (January 17th, 1952-28th March, 2023)
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Boudica's Daughters - 11

Ygerne returns. The new moon finally appears. Gwynned contemplates a new life without her sisters. Part 11 of 11.
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Boudica's Daughters 9-10

One sister disappears, another grows weak, and a stranger is taken in. Parts 9-10 of 11.
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Boudica's Daughters 7-8

The sisters learn of Boudica's uprising. Siara contemplates how she will seize the Iceni throne. Parts 7-8 of 11.

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38 of my comments have received 39 Great Feedback votes

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Thanks for your comments

Posted on Thu, 26 Apr 2018

Thanks for your comments Parson. It's been a long time since I read Carver - too long in fact.

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Posted in Something Hard Inside Him (Part 2)

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Thank you insert & eds -

Posted on Sat, 29 Apr 2017

Thank you insert & eds - appreciated!

I'll be reading this poem next week at a spoken word event in Worcester & will definitely spread the Abc word!

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Posted in The Wall

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A very moving poem - each

Posted on Sat, 06 Aug 2016

A very moving poem - each word justified and demanding recognition, nothing wasted, the brevity achieving something of considerable beauty.

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Posted in Whole

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Very well crafted and thought

Posted on Fri, 27 May 2016

Very well crafted and thought provoking. Look forward to reading more of your work.

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Posted in The Kiss

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Really enjoyed this..

Posted on Fri, 04 Mar 2016

Really enjoyed this...especially like the way we are drawn by the first three stanzas...stanzas that reflect and appear as a jagged mirror...the poem opening up like a sluice gate...carrying the reader to a final uncompromising crescendo......

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Posted in Nuthoused

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"a whisper of Angostura

Posted on Tue, 08 Dec 2015

"a whisper of Angostura bitters...

a tornado of textures, flavours, fandango with my mind...

hues that burn and bleed and bind"

I'm salivating! Great stuff Silver.

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Posted in On Preparing a Fruit Salad

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A mesmerising poem, Silver..

Posted on Mon, 20 Jul 2015

A mesmerising poem, Silver...wonderfully fluent in form & intelligence, the image of stretch marks acted as a powerful - and at the same time beautiful - metaphor for artistic and emotional imperfection.

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