No escape
the empty hotel room was as cold as her heart a chamber of icicles as red as the midnight sun … Continue reading No escape
Tag: poetry
Sunday Poem – Roz Goddard
Originally posted on Kim Moore:
I am so relieved this week is over. It has been filled with the misery of… Continue reading Sunday Poem – Roz Goddard
A polished gem [1] Anthony Costello
Originally posted on The Great Fogginzo's Cobweb:
The more I get to know about the world of poetry, the less familiar it feels.… Continue reading A polished gem [1] Anthony Costello
Where can I send my poems? Part 2
Originally posted on Roy Marshall:
Yes, you are a brilliantly creative person who writes wonderful poetry. We both know that. But… Continue reading Where can I send my poems? Part 2
Where can I send my poems? Part 1.
Originally posted on Roy Marshall:
Part 1. This post has nothing at all to do with the process of writing or… Continue reading Where can I send my poems? Part 1.
Hinterland Poetry
Here is a link to the latest issue of the online poetry journal Hinterland Poetry featuring a poem by Zoe … Continue reading Hinterland Poetry
On being a young poet
Originally posted on Angela Topping:
When I was a young poet, inexperienced and clueless about publishing, I used to read poetry… Continue reading On being a young poet
Sunday Poem – John Foggin
Originally posted on Kim Moore:
This week has been a strange one – in some ways it feels like the laziest… Continue reading Sunday Poem – John Foggin
Wearing purple
Originally posted on The Great Fogginzo's Cobweb:
I’ve always been attracted by the notion of embracing irresponsiblity and eccentricity, but fight shy of… Continue reading Wearing purple
Becoming a poet
Originally posted on Roy Marshall:
Some of the time you feel that your obvious talent is being ignored. Your ego pounds… Continue reading Becoming a poet
The Autistic FellRunner 