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Anatomy of Emptiness
x It is not easy to create emptiness. What should you tip it into? A deserted square, Possibly by moonlight? Time is the perspective Rendering its depth where melancholy toys with metaphysics In some abstracted kind of way. Emptiness Recalls … Continue reading
A Review of “Near Calvary” by Nicholas Lafitte
As a further tribute to John Welch – who published this seminal collection by Nick Lafitte: Alan Morrison on Nicholas LafitteNear Calvary – Selected Poems 1959 – 1970, The Many Press ISBN 0 907326 20 X No Macro Lover Nicholas … Continue reading
John Welch 1942-2025
x I remember him reading his elusive poems under a gnarled sycamore at the far end of a field on my mother’s Hampshire farm – Purdies Farm – that lovely summer when we held an arts festival there in the … Continue reading
Snap
x I was a war widow’s only child. Her mother was a frightful tease. She would say anything to get a rise Out of my mother or me. A war widow herself, She lived with her house-keeper As my mother … Continue reading
Dinghy
Posted in art, Politics, war
Tagged Anthony Howell, dinghy, immigration, watercolour
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Clemency at White Lodge
x THE SUMMER-HOUSE BURIED BY SNOW x There were girls asleep on the beds, upstairs and down. I was living in the dreams of Paul Delvaux. When they woke up, it was slowly, slowly, and then One hit another on … Continue reading
World War 1 – Charles Fouqueray – artist
I just acquired 9 wonderful prints by Charles Fouqueray – a war artist I had never heard of. Charles Dominique Fouqueray (Le Mans, 23 April 1869 – 28 March 1956) was a French painter. He studied at the École des Beaux Arts in Paris under Alexandre Cabanel and Fernand … Continue reading
Autumn
AUTUMN, a fragment of a diary in verse, has just been re-issued as a Grey Suit Heyzine edition See also this list of all books presented in this format CHAINLINK gave Autumn an excellent review, and did an interview with … Continue reading
THEOSIS
x Uber delivers you your order from MacDonalds. Now you can relax and watch the game. A pop trash white who has somehow risen to the top, As monarch you might now be constitutional But you’re not. Rather, you choose … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, war
Tagged Anthony Howell, Donald Trump, poetry, satire, The last trump
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