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A collection of fifty four poems which has taken nearly two years to complete. A two year journey which has seen my poetry change as my attitudes have changed, as I have learned more. At some points I think a … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Deployed - a collection of poems, Family, inspiration, Life writing, memories, performing your writing, poet, poetic forms, poetry, Stanza Poetry group, submission of manuscripts, Uncategorized, war, writer, writing
Tagged afghanistan, Anonymous, Arts, Literature, London, Online Writing, poet, poetry, poetry collection, Poetry Society, poetry. writer, Stanza poetry groups, Submission of manuscripts, war, Word, writing
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Last Train Journey for Dverse Poetry
I just couldn’t resist this in answer to Claudia’s prompt on Dverse… The pauper and the Spanish gentleman, a seamstress, apprentice, clerk and engineer; the builder, inn-keeper, much loved wife; a flower girl, a thief, doctor and solicitor slumber side … Continue reading
Posted in death, Dversepoetry, funeral, poet, poetry, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged Brookwood, Burial, Cemeteries, Cemetery, Coffin, death, Dverse poets' pub, poetry. writer, Surrey
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See with my Words Part I – The Road to 2012
This is what I saw – my first impressions of a few of the magnificent portraits that form a fraction of the ‘Changing Pace’ exhibition on the Road to 2012 at the National Portrait Gallery See With My Words – … Continue reading
Posted in BT Olympic Storyteller, free verse, National Portrait Gallery, poet, poetry, The Road to 2012:Changing Pace, Uncategorized, writer, writing competitions
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, Andrew Triggs Hodge, BT Olympic Storyteller 2012, Eleanor Simmonds, National Portrait Gallery, Pete Reed, Phillips Idowu, poet, poetry
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Still Doing his Bit
Still Doing his Bit Every card and plastic flower rain-soaked soft toy, he collects with aching fingers broken heart ; this old soldier marching now on battery power fills the shopping basket on his red, mobility scooter and lurches, wide … Continue reading
Posted in death, funeral, poet, poetry, Uncategorized, war, writing
Tagged afghanistan, Normandy, poetry. writer, war, Wootton Bassett, writer
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In an Afghan Garden
He didn’t know as he shuffled between huts eyes slitted with fatigue, mind numbed by duty, dust settling in his wake; as he smelled something out of place; stopped, sniffed, waited; as a drift of rose scent curled from the … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Family, free verse, garden, poet, poetry, Uncategorized, war, writer, writing
Tagged afghanistan, garden, Lashka gah, Plant, poet, poetry, Rose, war, writer
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Nonets, by Corbie Sinclair for One Stop Poetry
To get background for the Olympic Storytelling challenge I was reading about an Iron Man competition that has just been held in which a team of injured servicemen had taken part as part of their rehabilitation. Then I remembered it … Continue reading
Posted in BT Olympic Storyteller, One Stop Poetry, poet, poetic forms, poetry, Uncategorized, war, writer, writing
Tagged BT Olympic Storyteller 2012, Ironman, Nonet, one stop poetry, Online Writing, poet, poetic forms, poetry. writer, Triathlon, war
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BT Olympic Storyteller
The latest email about the Storytellers promises opportunities to meet athletes, celebrities, journalists…it just sounds so exciting and I can’t wait to get started. With that in mind I spent a long time talking to Geoff Holt who was one … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged BT Olympic Storyteller 2012, Geoff Holt, Paralympic Games, Paralympic sports, poetry. writer
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Poetry in the Garden – Monday afternoons
Posted in free verse, garden, inspiration, poetry, poets, Surrey, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged garden, poet, poetry, poetry workshop, Surrey, writer
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