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Category Archives: Poetry
Nepenthes
The only evidence of invisible women, These anatomical vaginas form themselves From stalks that have grown out of leaves. Aberrant blooms that have got it all wrong? x Or are they the next delicious thing – More alluring than the … Continue reading
Deep State
x Inside the Beltway, it’s a black hole. Outside? Only desert islands. Actual desert islands, none with much of a palm. x Castaway means left behind, Less than a dot on the map. Not in sight. No way borne in … Continue reading
Recent contributions to magazines etc: some useful links.
Here is the link to new publishing activities It includes poems, reviews and essays and is currently up-to-date. Ebook and flip-book publications which can be read for free can be found here
Edward Field
Edward Field is 99 years old today (7/6/2023)x In my opinion one of the most significant American poets of his time. Why? Because he is one of the first poets to “tell it how it is”. No frills. A sane … Continue reading
Poetry of Protest
Anthony Howell says: UPDATE – Unfortunately I have come down with a really horrible flu, so I have had to cancel my reading tonight. But please go and support the other readers on my behalf. I am glad … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Uncategorized, war
Tagged Anthony Howell, Exile Lit Cafe, protest poetry
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TIGER TOPIA – for Julian Assange
x Marry your lover too soon after your husband has passed away And you could die of tiger fright. They have these unfathomable eyes. Their lean stripes, imagine them. How they slide between Poles. Shaman-masked, marked with ancient writing. x … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Thailand, war, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Julian Assange, political prisoners, Thailand, tiger
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A Monkey Reflects upon Eternity
x We come back as us. Call it representation. For so as to comply with time being space And space time, from one life to the next, There can be no development. We just exist again, Each our own link … Continue reading
The Ramakien mural surrounding Bangkok’s Emerald Buddha Temple
Wat Phra Kaew is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Wat Phra Kaew’s importance as a Buddhist temple in Thailand owes to its association with the kings of Thailand, but also because it houses the Emerald Buddha statue. This temple … Continue reading
Posted in art, Poetry, Thailand
Tagged Bangkok, murals, Ramakien mural, scenes from everyday life, Temple of the emerald buddha
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Rainbow Revolutionary
x With far more roofs than are needed, Golden eaves, bewildering embellishments, Porticos held up by pillars sprouting ardent Angels offering busts and candles, architraves And window-frames accompanied by legends, Threshold stairways flanked by snakes Disgorging snakes disgorging tiger-headed demons, … Continue reading