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  • Spider bit


    Sherry ChandlerAuthority Authority: 109
    Tarantella Do you remember an Inn, Miranda? Do you remember an Inn? And the tedding and the spreading Of the straw for a bedding, And the fleas that tease in the High Pyrenees, And the wine that tasted of the tar? And the cheers and the jeers of the young muleteers (Under the vine of the dark verandah)? Do you ...
    13 hours ago
  • Poetics: 9th Life


    WriterquakeAuthority Authority: 103
    9th Life Brave old patient fighting with me for more years together,          (what I must believe) -- you allow me to pinch up a pocket of your fur-lined skin and to press a dripping needle into some place not yet hardened from pricking invasions. After drops of clear life- sustaining fluids ...
    14 hours ago
  • FSP Poets on Air @ Radio Adelaide 101.5FM


    Friendly Street PoetsAuthority Authority: 98
    Tuesday 31st January 2012 Presenters, Clayton Werner and Maggie Emmett will be talking to another mentorship poet from 2011, Rachael Mead, and asking her how she worked with her Mentor, the poet and broadcaster of Poetica (ABC), Mike Ladd. What were her goals and how did they work to achieve them ...
    1 day ago
  • Poets should be heard and not seen


    Sherry ChandlerAuthority Authority: 109
    Here is the opening paragraph of the introduction to The Poet’s Tongue , An Anthology “chosen” by W. H. Auden and John Garrett (London: G. Bell & Sons Ltd, 1935): Of the many definitions of poetry, the simplest is still the best: “memorable speech.” That is to say, it must move our emotions, or ...
    2 days ago
  • January Pin-Up Week #4 – Michelle Dicinoski on the art of reading


    Another Lost SharkAuthority Authority: 109
    January is all but over, which means that this is the last time we will be checking in with our first Pin-Up Poet for 2012, Michelle Dicinoski. It’s been wonderful featuring Michelle’s work and I am already getting excited about our February Pin-Up. But for one last time, it’s over to Michelle! ********** You ...
    2 days ago
  • Writing Quote of the Day - Robert Frost


    NIna D'AngeloAuthority Authority: 114
    "No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader."- Robert Frost
    3 days ago
  • 100 Best Living British Poets: #95 PATIENCE AGBABI


    EyewearAuthority Authority: 107
    Patience Agbabi #95 [IMG: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qm5GWzwF57M/Tx_v2fKtKsI/AAAAAAAADoU/50NQeh2cdi4/s640/patienceagbabi.jpg]
    4 days ago
  • 100 Best Living British Poets: #96 GILES GOODLAND


    EyewearAuthority Authority: 107
    Giles Goodland #96 [IMG: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-LEf1eeUgoOY/Tx_H1EQ1g3I/AAAAAAAADoM/AzZf-2NrUwQ/s640/goodland_giles.jpg]
    4 days ago
  • Arthur Miller On Playwriting IV


    Doodlemeister's WeblogAuthority Authority: 103
    Adapted from Paris Review: The Art of Theater No. 2 Interviewed by Olga Carlisle and Rose Styron The director of a play is nailed to words. He can interpret them a little differently, but he has limits: you can only inflect a sentence in two or three different ways, but you can inflect an image on the screen ...
    4 days ago
  • Tips & Tidbits from the Internet


    Spun StoriesAuthority Authority: 100
    Here are a couple of things that might interest you:Global e-book awards needs judges. If you have a little extra time and would like to get some exciting new e-books to read for free, then please contact  Dan Poynter and his team at http://globalebookawards.com/judging/ Poets and Writers has a great database of ...
    6 days ago
  • “Grass in My Hair” by Bruce McRae


    RATTLE: Poetry for the 21st CenturyAuthority Authority: 412
    Bruce McRae GRASS IN MY HAIR I was arguing with the scarecrow. His voice was like a wall of sand coming closer and closer. He had corn on his breath but no mouth to speak of. His mind was a straw stalk in the wind, all the colours of a golden rainbow, there, but not there, even his pinstripes soil-scented. And I ...
    6 days ago
  • “Charity” by Susan McMaster


    RATTLE: Poetry for the 21st CenturyAuthority Authority: 412
    Susan McMaster CHARITY The light morning slivers and glitters through crab apples frozen and sweet as clumps of pin cherries to a flock of chickadees— But I don’t chase the sun outside except to meet the big white truck that pulls up to our door to deliver our new dryer, two lank smiling guys with strong ...
    1 week ago
  • Big-Sky Writing


    Another Lost SharkAuthority Authority: 109
    Last Monday I took a drive out into the big-sky country of Western QLD, stopping at Roma to speak with a dedicated group of local writers about their vision for the future of writing in our state. The discussion was rich and it was wonderful to see such a self-sufficient and supportive community. An in depth account ...
    1 week ago
  • Resign~


    BlogNosticsAuthority Authority: 113
    Like any woundThe soul healsWith care and attention. Read More
    1 week ago
  • “Juggler” by Gail Martin


    RATTLE: Poetry for the 21st CenturyAuthority Authority: 412
    Gail Martin JUGGLER I can’t stop thinking about that man alone on the spot-lit stage, juggling knives of different heft and blade length, cleaver, butcher knife, stiletto. It seemed dangerous, but he’d scoffed, like a dog wanting more than walks and water, bored with the predictability of what came next. He ...
    1 week ago
  • Links for 20 January 2012


    Created in BirminghamAuthority Authority: 109
    Twitter / @TheCBSO: Big congratulations to our … Congrats to Paul Keene from THSH who won Concert Hall Manager of the Year at the Association of British Orchestras Awards Dine Birmingham survey A quick survey for Dine Birmingham with the chance to win £30 off a Valentine’s Day meal Poets’ Place “an ...
    1 week ago
  • “Poetry and Scale” by Alice Major


    RATTLE: Poetry for the 21st CenturyAuthority Authority: 412
    Alice Major POETRY AND SCALE Flying changes the scale of things. From up here at 40,000 feet, the immense boreal forest of northern Canada looks like lichen on rock, as though the huge landscape below had been reduced to a boulder. An hour or two from now, when we begin the descent to my northern city, the ...
    1 week ago
  • Goodnight, Spider


    Another Lost SharkAuthority Authority: 109
    The daddy-long- legs , as if bitten twists in the heavy rain, stretches legs that tip-toe across ground, but take on no weight or traction: in the frenzied dim of things, doubles over, eight eyes fixed on silver abdomen, kissing it goodbye as it hits the lip of a storm drain and drops.
    1 week ago

  • one pieceAuthority Authority: 111
    On an island the soft hue of memory, moss green, kerosene yellow, drifting, mingling in the Caribbean Sea Excerpt from: Hugging the Jukebox By Naomi Shihab Nye
    1 week ago
  • What It’s Like To Win An Oscar (From Jane Fonda) In The Words Of Dead Poets Society’s Tom Schulman


    Bleeding CoolAuthority Authority: 738
    Dead Poets Society has just received a Blu-ray release in the US, giving me the opportunity to speak to its screenwriter, Tom Schulman. Some technical issues have resulted in a pretty poor recording of our call, so why I’m working on the full interview piece, here’s something more particular. We see people win ...
    1 week ago

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