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The Step is the Foot
More about this book at the website for Grey Suit Editions It can be ordered from Amazon etc Here is an extract from Chapter 1: The Gait of the Lizard The gaits of animals/the units of Orthometry I never had … Continue reading
Posted in Grey Suit Editions, Poetry
Tagged Anthony Howell, dance and poetry, Grey Suit Editions UK, The Step is the Foot
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AN ANGRY BLUE
From Notions of a Mirror (Anvil Press Poetry, 1983) * How to be reason, how to be hopeless in light: Exhaustion throwing off the bad Other proposals — letter to get off To people of pedestrian letters, petitions * Somebody causes out … Continue reading
Shireen
x You journos, you’re poets on active duty, For you can get disappeared, positively aimed at, Even with PRESS writ all over you. Maybe even because…. Today you’re Al-Jazeera, tomorrow Some scruffy independent. x And then you have your caricatures … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged journalists, Palestine, Shireen Abu Akleh
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Shunga 1-6
SHUNGA 1 Over the bedspread His pipe is well-used, and he fills it again. You’re wearing a mantle over your gown Because he likes to enter the reserve, Searching here and there for its waterfall. x You have done up … Continue reading
Posted in art, Poetry
Tagged erotic art, erotic poetry, Japanese art, Japanese shunga, Shunga
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Birthday Poem
We are gathered outside the magistrates’ court To witness justice wither away. Barristers with black sling-bags and grey Drainpipe suits slink inside past officials today As we listen to the Grim Reaper Analyse the truth’s ignominious departure. Big lorries blare … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged injustice, Julian Assange, magistrates
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Lines from Hubble
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged above the earth, Clouds, Hubble, Shelley, Songs of Realisation
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Two Sequences of Poems by David Plante
Two Sequences of Poems by David Plante I am proud to introduce these two sequences by David. He and Nikos Stangos were vital components of the London scene in the 60s and 70s – two people I would see as … Continue reading
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Tagged David Plante, Fire, Nikos Stangos, The Fortnightly Review, versions from Italian
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Now
You are unwilling to be vaccinated against COVID-19. She is a male who has just won a woman’s swimming-competition. Is Hunter’s laptop his confession? The trees have started losing their confetti.
