Notes to self
Poetry is an exercise in patience.
Poetry is an exercise in patience.
Inspired by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Facebook. Gotta love the AI image generator’s attempt to produce a “cloud of thumbs up emojis”. It really can’t do hands… or faces.
Prompted by the variable messages overhead as I drove home down the M5.
A reading of “Think chair” and other poems more or less related to items of furniture
When I responded to an invitation to ‘think chair’, Studio 36 published it.
Veronica Gosling sent out an invitation to ‘think chair’, so I wrote a poem.
strange how December / triggered reading and writing / poetry again
Two haiku, one responding to the news of record September average global temperatures, and one celebrating a bit of biodiversity that is often overlooked.
Writing haiku, inspired by the natural world around (and perhaps inside) Exeter Cathedral.
In which I was a creative lead at a MozFest Fringe hack day, and also tinkered with Javascript to create some generative weather forecast poetry in motion.
Armageddon outta here…
BP has been found “grossly negligent” in the lead-up to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. I wrote a series of haikus in response to the original event, and other oil-related events past and imagined,
Blackbird perched precariously in pyracantha, picking at plentiful berries. #ventriloquismforbeginners
A poem inspired by Iona, and commended in Earthing Faith’s “Inspired by Creation” competition, October 2010.
An experiment in a geo-located poem, August 2010.
Poem published in Poetry Scotland, Late Spring 2010.