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Exultations and Difficulties: Four Prose Poems. Tuesday, April 5. Roles crumble, delve to a deeper set. Let the bottom fall out of books placed one by one on your knee. A no from next door, and the sob of a child, reality in the power of others, not what we are. Who was the first to put out his hand? Silence is an unauthorised gift. All kinds of monsters are possible, and new births with them. Ian Seed, 2005. For information about my poetry and other stuff. Click on this (Yes, this! What Was Still Is.

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Exultations and Difficulties: New Year Letters. Friday, January 7. A poem by Mairead Byrne. It is a long time since we saw you. The cold is terrible. John is engaged. God bless and best wishes for 1002. Do you remember "coby"? We had a laugh. Very best wishes for 957. Deb said to write you. You know what I want to say. What is your answer? The very best in 1604. When will we see you? Bring butter if you can. God bless and best wishes for 1371. Happy New Year from all at 41 and best wishes for 2032. What ...

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Exultations and Difficulties: PLETHORIC AIR. Sunday, January 2. A Poem by Luke Kennard. We all laughed at the decomposing clown,. But afterwards guilt sunk upon us. And we got smashed on the balcony. I had lost my left shoe in the blood. The doyen and her ten attachés. Scattered blossom on the divans. We were charmed by a famous puppy,. A dozen gold pins in her forehead;. A tendency to speak ill of the dead. The dead are so stupid,’ she said. An attaché took me by the temples and ordered,. This site is s...

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Exultations and Difficulties: The Play Is The Thing. Monday, December 20. The Play Is The Thing. I’ve changed my mind about presenting a special Christmas treat here. Pluvagnorn the King has summoned his Chieftains to a War Council in the throne room. All are dressed in furs and helmets.). Pluvagnorn: What word of the enemy? Scout: The enemy is huge. The enemy's tents are like a forest. The enemy's cavalry are like a storm. The enemy's spears glitter like a million stalks of silver asparagus. Cuneglas: K...

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Exultations and Difficulties: In Khlebnikov's Aviary. Friday, May 6. A Poem by Paul Violi. O you Cacklers, cackle away! O Cacklers and Cacklettes,. Arise, O Ridicules, O righteous Cacklings,. Snicker and snigger, cackle and gloat! Cackleladies and Cacklegents,. Greet the morn, O you Cacklers and Cacklettes! O you cacklishly contagious Cacklings! Splattering cachinnations, cackle every which way! Cease not, O noontide Cacklettes. And Cacklings cackle away! Cackle away all ye Cacklers,. Paul Violi, 2005.

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Exultations and Difficulties: from "Risk Assessment". Monday, August 15. By Rupert Loydell and Robert Sheppard. Quality with a silent E thinking path diversion. Rare intuition absent fair intonation absolved. Slinking past 'Diversity' rediscover and claim 'Identity'. Slide into serial thinking don't get around such many. Sick in sink. voices silenced. Luminous dance across the carpet Quantity with a. Roaring N refunctioning 'Inclusiveness' wrong-headed translation. Of Dada Qualia feed the imaginary fish.

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Exultations and Difficulties: A Picture. Wednesday, January 26. A Poem by Clive Allen. I have spent the last few days. Working on this picture. For you. In it there is a tree,. A yellow chair (the sort. With a straight back and a cane. Seat), a sky the colour of lilacs. And, on the chair, a bundle. Of grey twigs. I hope. You like it. I hope you can see. Your hand in it. The tree is. Probably some sort of chestnut,. But I wouldn’t know a chestnut. From a beech and I wouldn’t know. In any way important?

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Exultations and Difficulties: A Sunny and Happy Day. Monday, October 25. A Sunny and Happy Day. A sunny and happy day and I go. To the local shop to buy something. For lunch and crouching by a wall. A young pigeon attacked by some predator. Is cowering its wing bloodied and torn. Its neck raw and bleeding. But I don’t know what to do about it so. I do nothing and a little further along. Two youths are in a bus shelter and. One of them is punching the bus shelter. About punching a bus shelter and. And to ...

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Michael Blackburn. Poet. Writer. Skip to primary content. Anyone Can Be Rembrandt. Big On The Hawkesbury. Bricks Are Useful: The Boys Own Life Manual. Ode IX (Soracte) by Horace. Sunk Island Review – Contents. The Constitution Of Things. The Prophecy of Christos. The Seventh Of July. 8211; read my poems and other works for free online. This is an expanding archive of work both old and new. 8211; my Twitter handle is Sunk Island. 8211; yes, I am on Google . 8211; contains readings of the complete.

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Exultations and Difficulties: Great English Inventions. Tuesday, June 15. The English invented meat. And they invented everything else. With any kind of value in the world. For example,. Tins to keep biscuits in, pen holders, Sellotape,. Trees, fridge magnets, music, New York School poetry,. And shampoo that smells of strawberries. In 1857. The troops in Africa were getting a little hungry. And they were fed up with eating small dark native huts,. And turned their attention to the small dark natives.