VeraClark
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Such unusual touches to
Posted on Wed, 08 Jul 2015
Such unusual touches to describing the scenes - cabbage leaf crinkles and cawing Lords. It's visually rewarding but full of sound, too. A charming piece.
Read full commentPosted in 'You've Been Framed!' (Poetry Monthly)
Love's rarely permanent and
Posted on Sun, 05 Jul 2015
Love's rarely permanent and it shape shifts - this poem nails that through memory and the structures of the house - fragility, repair, age, youth. It's such a beautiful piece.
Read full commentPosted in The Old House By The Sea
Wistful and touching,
Posted on Tue, 30 Jun 2015
Wistful and touching, captures that hard to pin down longing and strangeness of strangers so well. Could the 'but' before 'once' go or are you attached to it? Is it more impact without? A dreamy piece.
Read full commentPosted in Madame Maserati - Reprise
The perspective of this
Posted on Thu, 25 Jun 2015
The perspective of this delivers and the imagery so powerful. 'trauma in your daughter's hair' is my favourite line. Says so much.
Read full commentPosted in ‘What Say You?’
Go on! Go for it.
Posted on Thu, 25 Jun 2015
Go on! Go for it.
Read full commentPosted in Another poem for my boyfreind
'Allo allo. I'd cut 'indeed'
Posted on Thu, 25 Jun 2015
'Allo allo. I'd cut 'indeed' and re-consider 'was totally wrong for the job.' Maybe 'wasn't cut out for the job?' The words stuck out in an otherwise sculpted piece. See what you think. Stick your tongue out if you disagree. Perhaps you could pin...
Read full commentPosted in Flight of the Bumblebee
Tina, read this in dead of
Posted on Mon, 15 Jun 2015
Tina, read this in dead of night and forgot to comment because bairn suddenly slept. It's lovely - traditional verse form, fresh summery images and imagined with vivid scenery and sadness at its close.
Read full commentPosted in Boy Blue (Poetry Monthly)
A self analytical piece shot
Posted on Mon, 15 Jun 2015
A self analytical piece shot through with shattering fact and an overt sense of perception. It encourages reader participation - contemplation. I believe that we're not meant to feel brave whilst we're being brave. We just crack on with intrepid...
Read full commentPosted in Symmetry
I'm with your dad on this.
Posted on Wed, 17 Jun 2015
I'm with your dad on this. Platforms rock. Get them on and strike a pose. Very funny piece. Jolono, I went out and returned to find the family cat's coat hacked off and my 'hairdresser' mama sporting a new chop that closely resembled Friar Tuck...
Read full commentPosted in Rubber soles – the shoes from hell
So much pain, here. A
Posted on Sat, 13 Jun 2015
So much pain, here. A difficult read but studded with lots of poetry and a hint of wry sarcasm.
Read full commentPosted in Butterfly in a Jar
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