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Thank you all. This blog has had over 50,000 visitors
I am so pleased. My journal has now hit over 50,000 visitors and over 80,000 views. Thanks to all of you for your interest. It means a great deal to me, and makes me feel I am by no means … Continue reading
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Just a Selection of Images
Incoming Gale Hum of Bees Barges on the River Lee Victoria Embankment Gardens Villa in Rio Western Rock Nuthatch on Tholos in Delphi
Svetlana Beriosova and Rudolf Nureyev
Two dancers I adored when I was at the Royal Ballet School, back in the Sixties. Horrid little bow though. I was once in the wings at Covent Garden, watching Nureyev in Swan Lake. At one point, he has to … Continue reading
Boadicea – from Book 21 of The Runiad
x (As Nero fiddled and the city burned) the empire was horribly smitten: Eighty thousand Romans and their proxies died in Britain. The island could have been lost for good. Moreover, all this ruin Was brought upon us by a … Continue reading
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Shorter Poems 1969-2022
I have set up my Shorter Poems as a Heyzine Link. Click on the link to read.
Srebenica, atrocity or false flag?
Well, as for Srebenica, that Ursula von der Liar is begging us to remember, I don’t buy it. Let’s remember a few other events. The bombing of the Serbian broadcasting house, exterminating all Serb journalists. The expected prisoner exchange, when … Continue reading
Intermezzo
Intermezzo TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES BAUDELAIRE Nini Patte-en-l’Air (Casino de Paris’) x The gold Casino’s Spring parterre Flowers with the Spring, this golden week; Glady, Toloche, Valtesse, are there; But all eyes turn as one to seek The drawers … Continue reading
Charybdis
x Bayesian, the name of that yacht. Elementary, my dear Wat! Scilla and Charybdis frequent the strait at Messina. Water-spouts round Sicily are nothing new, it seems to me. Another old dilemma has still to be resolved in the wake … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Howell, Bayesian, Charybdis, epic poetry, Runiad
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