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Exultations and Difficulties

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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

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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

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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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Poemanias: June 2005

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Saturday, June 25, 2005. An interactive guide to human emotions including 412 emotional states. Posted by Edward Barker at 3:46 AM. Thursday, June 23, 2005. Language and Memory: forgetting our childhood. Simcock and Hayne argue that these memories simply are not ever encoded in language, and for that reason, never become part of an adult’s autobiographical memory. Posted by Edward Barker at 12:06 AM. Friday, June 17, 2005. 100 most influential blogs. Posted by Edward Barker at 12:31 AM. Kay Ryan has seco...

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Malleable Jangle: family spotted at poetry reading

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The blog of Malleable Jangle, the Australian-based, online poetry journal with an International outlook. We publishes innovative, original poetry, and related articles monthly. Sunday, May 07, 2006. Family spotted at poetry reading. Posted by robert lane at 6:38 pm. View my complete profile. Fear and Loathing in Cairns: NO MORE. The Spring edition of Malleable Jangle is now onl. Here we are he still has tubes up his nose at thi. Interesting sighting by nutcase. Malleable Jangle Poetry Website.

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Malleable Jangle: March 2005

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The blog of Malleable Jangle, the Australian-based, online poetry journal with an International outlook. We publishes innovative, original poetry, and related articles monthly. Thursday, March 31, 2005. Issue 5 April issue online. Is now online. Entitled: The Deep Blue Issue, it showcases some of the most important poetry from home [Australia] and the world [the big place]. A big deep blue thank you to all Issue 5 contributors. I am sure their audience will enjoy their poetry as much as i did. I have bee...

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Malleable Jangle: January 2005

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The blog of Malleable Jangle, the Australian-based, online poetry journal with an International outlook. We publishes innovative, original poetry, and related articles monthly. Monday, January 31, 2005. Calibrating the new layout in the Malleable Jangle office. It's a delicate affair. Posted by robert lane at 11:11 pm. Malleable Jangle Issue 3 is now online. After a few teething problems. The February issue includes poetry from the following poets:. Read and be merry. Posted by robert lane at 10:52 pm.

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Malleable Jangle: April 2005

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The blog of Malleable Jangle, the Australian-based, online poetry journal with an International outlook. We publishes innovative, original poetry, and related articles monthly. Tuesday, April 19, 2005. The Write Stuff Poetry Competition (judge: Stephen Edgar). This section is for a poem up to 200 lines in length. First prize:. 700; second prize: $200 (Australian dollars) The judge for the poetry. Competition this year is Stephen Edgar, recipient of the inaugural. Australian Book Review poetry prize.