Philip Sidney

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Cherry
Poem of the week

Wolf Fish

Behind the seal museum between wall and sea on the rough shale margins lay a heap of broken things. A dented car, windows smashed, resting on wooden...
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Cherry

Road Ghazal

You’ve grown used to the cold, the language, driving on the other side of the road. You’ve grown used to the food, the drinking, mountains and ocean...
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Cherry

Bone Beach

Steel iced water laps between long fingers of land, colder than old time. Glacial winds bite, buoyant ducks whoop, wrapped in their Eider-downy...
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Dinosaurs

They walk the earth think that they own it take for granted that they or one of their kind will win the right to tell us how to live our lives. Self-...
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Clever structure, really adds

Posted on Sun, 19 Jul 2015

Clever structure, really adds to the shattered emotions and tension.  Always interesting to consider strangers in public places.  Great read.

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Posted in The little white box

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Loved this!  You evoke that

Posted on Sat, 18 Jul 2015

Loved this!  You evoke that strange crossover from life into image of the photograph, so much to see if you look, as with this rather wonderful poem.

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Posted in Photograph exhibition (poetry monthly)

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Thank you so much!  How

Posted on Wed, 06 Aug 2014

Thank you so much!  How lovely that you read it. :)

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Posted in Dust

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They are learning more about

Posted on Wed, 08 Jul 2015

They are learning more about this strange place and how to behave in it.  More great characters here.

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Posted in Chapter 16 Conquest of Chimera

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Some great descriptions and

Posted on Tue, 07 Jul 2015

Some great descriptions and unusual ideas here.

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Posted in Chapter 14 Conquest of Chimera

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Clever structure, full of

Posted on Tue, 07 Jul 2015

Clever structure, full of cracking energy then gradually cools down.

 

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Posted in ‘Blowing hot and cold’ (IP)

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I can see the way this series

Posted on Thu, 02 Jul 2015

I can see the way this series will go...

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Posted in A Game of Cones

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Hurrah!  You're posting again

Posted on Thu, 02 Jul 2015

Hurrah!  You're posting again, another (glassy) gem.

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Posted in A Game of Stones

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I love those fleeting

Posted on Thu, 02 Jul 2015

I love those fleeting glimpses of other lives from a train window, speed and stillness meet.  The Degas pose is a lovely image, as is the winter jasmine wind wrap, an elderly ballerina in contrast to hard metallic lines, has a touch of Chagall...

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Posted in From a Stopping Train (Poetry Monthly)

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A beautiful cartoon, strange

Posted on Wed, 24 Jun 2015

A beautiful cartoon, strange and dreamy.

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Posted in Chapter Ten Conquest of Chimera

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