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Winchester Writers’ Conference
As usual Winchester was brilliant. I have returned with plans and targets and many new friends and contacts. I had a great 1-2-1 with Maggie Butts, who appraised some of my poems and said many kind things…I felt really good … Continue reading
It’s official!
For once I have progressed beyond the short list stage and am now, officially, a BT Olympic Storyteller. Now all I need to do is discover what this really entails. At best I would have a free ‘press’ pass to all … Continue reading
Posted in CFS, Life writing, M.E., Uncategorized, writer
Tagged CFS, ME, Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, Paralympics, seated volleyball, Wheelchair rugby, writing
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Free verse at One Stop Poetry.com
This week the article about his approach to free verse at One Stop Poetry . com has been written by Steven Marty Grant. After last weeks failed attempt – the poem ‘Not trained for This’ is undergoing major surgery – … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, One Stop Poetry, poet, poetry, Uncategorized, war, writer
Tagged casualties, Free verse, one stop poetry, Online Writing, poetry, war
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Not Trained for This
As always, a great article at One Stop Poetry, by Shay (Fireblossom). It is on free verse again – and the poem that came at first was iambic and blow me if I didn’t keep walking into rhymes! Some I … Continue reading
Posted in death, Family, free verse, heroes, One Stop Poetry, poet, Uncategorized, war, writer
Tagged Free verse, one stop poetry, Online Writing, poetry, war
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One Stop Poetry – One Shoot Sunday – Graffiti
This week Chris Galford has presented photos of graffiti as prompts…some great photos…I chose the one below: For All Who Remain Shadow-toil of tearaway, sneaking in the dark – vandal, artist, creator, desecrator? Or bringer of truth, provider of … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, Graffiti, one stop poetry, Online Writing, poet, poetry, Subcultures, writer
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Form Monday at One Stop Poetry
Free verse through form – a great article by Sam Peralta introduces this idea at One Stop Poetry for Form Monday. After reading the article I was tempted to post this, which was going to become a Terza Rima but … Continue reading
Posted in One Stop Poetry, poet, poetic forms, poetry, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged afghanistan, Art, Fixed Verse Forms, Forms, Literature, one stop poetry, Online Writing, poet, poetry, Terza Rima
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Perfect words…
Go to Onestoppoetry.com and link your poem to go with the brilliant photo prompt above, provided this week by Rob Hanson…go on…do it… Perfect Words If I hold that dusty bakelite cup close to my mouth and murmur perfect words … Continue reading
Posted in Family, hope, inspiration, poet, poetry, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged Art, Online Writing, poetry, writer
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Free Form Pomegranates
The One Stop poetry.com form today is free – with a great article to introduce it, by Joy Ann Jones (aka hedgewitch). I heartily recommend a visit to the site… I am still working on the collection of poems for … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, One Stop Poetry, poet, poetry, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged afghanistan, one stop poetry, Online Writing, poetry. writer
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Artisan
One Stop Poetry.com – the One Shot Sunday prompt is this photograph, with it’s great detail and atmosphere taken by Rob Hanson. Artisan Fingers stiff now, joints that burn as they tap, stretch, stitch, turn; back won’t straighten, shoulders bowed; … Continue reading
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Tagged Artisan, Arts, one stop poetry, Online Writing, poetry
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Remembrance at Brookwood Military Cemetery – improved
It is improved now – but still not metrically correct…at least it has 8 lines! Beneath an almond-marbled sky, headstones standing to attention, and side by side veterans sigh their pride at every comrades mention – once close friends from … Continue reading
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