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Michael Keeling – Pleached Poetry
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Pleached: to interweave, to make or renew, to braid. Michael Keeling returned to Cape Town after sixty years abroad, practising veterinary surgery in England for forty of those years. Rhyme began in letter-writing to his father when separated during the 39/45 war, and he has difficulty in keeping up with modern poetry trends. Playing fields and courts have given way to a comfortable armchair in front of the television set. Photograph supplied by Paul Wise. Walking in the wind. In Old Rangoon (1970).
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Pleached: to interweave, to make or renew, to braid. Walking in the wind. September 3, 2016. The wind tugs at their hair and teases their clothes. But they do not care for they are talking and talking. What are they discussing? Probably not local elections or postal strikes. Or the high cost of cauliflowers. Now and then they stop but do not look. At the white-tufted waves or the mountains. Or the squabbling seagulls. Instead they stand for a moment, laughing. Then they carry on walking. September 3, 2016.
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Pleached: to interweave, to make or renew, to braid. In Praise of Everyday. September 3, 2016. What day is it? It’s today’ squeaked Piglet. My favourite day’ said Pooh. Just an ordinary morning. Slouches through the kloof. Loiters in the garden. Mingling in wet buchu scent. Just a little lunch. Sweet basil picked fresh. Cool white wine from. The vineyard in my road. Just a quiet day. When the high drama. Just a calm evening. As the sluggish stream. Catches the last light. Butterflies in the dusk. Soft ra...
Pam Newham – Pleached Poetry
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Pleached: to interweave, to make or renew, to braid. Pam Newham moved from Johannesburg to the Cape 10 years ago. She lives with her husband Doug and small dog Harvey in a house in Hout Bay with a view of the sea. She has worked as a librarian, an English teacher and in public relations. She loves reading, walking on the beach, movies and long lunches with friends. One thought on “ Pam Newham. Pingback: The Next Big Thing: The Weather Report :. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Sorry, ...
Angela Prew – Pleached Poetry
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Pleached: to interweave, to make or renew, to braid. Angela Prew spent her early childhood in the Middle East, coming to the Cape in 1941 as a result of the Desert War. She moved to England when she married and trained as a teacher, specialising in English and Remedial Teaching. Photograph supplied by Paul Wise. Walking in the wind. In Old Rangoon (1970). Woman of the Ice Age. Message in a bottle. Three things that were different today. Things I used to want. What we write about. Follow Blog via Email.
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McSweeney's Discount Submarines. Chances are it will sink in the end, but at least you'll see what lies beneath the waves. July 8, 2011. New models shipping this month! Don’t be deceived by the lack of posts. This is a relaunch, and that was a nautical joke. Moving on–. Great sun today. Great day for sun. Great day for the Fed. Great day for Republicans. Great fucking day. Everybody, even the dogwood trees and the cast of hawks outside seemed appreciative and smiled and glad. Odd dream, right? At a light...
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The Stillness | McSweeney's Discount Submarines
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McSweeney's Discount Submarines. Chances are it will sink in the end, but at least you'll see what lies beneath the waves. September 16, 2013. He thought of his father’s warning about the dangers of the forest at night. As he walked, Edward fingered the hammer of the revolver resting in his pocket. He wondered what a shot would sound like echoing through the trees and out across the valley, unseen, beyond them. He read the words on the screen without thinking of their meaning. Come home,. The last gasp o...
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Excerpt from “The Last Season” | McSweeney's Discount Submarines
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McSweeney's Discount Submarines. Chances are it will sink in the end, but at least you'll see what lies beneath the waves. September 14, 2013. Excerpt from “The Last Season”. Do you have a light? Jake replied, passing a small red plastic lighter to his friend. Dude this brew turned out great, well done. You just can’t be trusted with cocoa. You made two people sick, dude. No one said the art was easy, my young friend. Of course. With the kid? Yup She’s been in here before, never with the kid though.
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Love is like a submarine. | McSweeney's Discount Submarines
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McSweeney's Discount Submarines. Chances are it will sink in the end, but at least you'll see what lies beneath the waves. March 19, 2011. Love is like a submarine. 8220;For ”. Those of us who sleep after dawn. Know that it is best not to question. Where the pink exultations of day. The anxious will demand: will they leave. And shrink behind the stone tower. Whose bells ring one moment too soon? How about just past the low brick homes,. Their shingles jagged and time-worn. Can I stop the sun from rising?
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Rhetorical Dissection #1 | McSweeney's Discount Submarines
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McSweeney's Discount Submarines. Chances are it will sink in the end, but at least you'll see what lies beneath the waves. July 9, 2011. Today, let’s look at entitlements. And the recent and/or current rhetoric flying around this proud American institution. We could inflate this idea to cover all political discourse, from the debt-ceiling to free trade, but at the end of the day it’s the promises we cannot keep that are dragging us off the cliff. The history of state welfare. 8212; but their words? Expre...
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The Poetry Pill
Reviews, reviews of reviews, comment and crankiness on poetry and the biz. Friday, December 31, 2010. Year-End Top-Five (plus one). Little as the Pill believes in universal or non- contingent. Kathleen Graber, The Eternal City. Smart is so very, very cool. Anne Carson, Nox. A rare case in which contents matched up to the promise of compelling packaging. Paul Muldoon, Maggot. I've said before, and I'll say again, how good a poet I think Muldoon is. Don Paterson, Rain. Derek Walcott, White Egrets. With a b...
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Oems and ballads, limericks and lyrics, for special occasions or just for fun,. Or fetes, for funerals, for friends (or foes), for babies or birthdays or beause. Hymes for riggers, odes for diggers, verses for nurses in poetry or prose. Ast of the moon or west of the sun we write words witty or wise for everyone.
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THE POETRY PLACE | celebrating poetry for life
Celebrating poetry for life. From the First Duino Elegy by Rainer Maria Rilke. August 12, 2015 by Jane Beal. 8220;Isn’t it time that these most ancient sorrows of ours. Time that we tenderly loosed ourselves. From the loved one, and, unsteadily, survived:. The way the arrow, suddenly all vector, survives the string. To be more than itself.”. Posted in The Daily Poems. 8220;Plan B Poem” by Thomas Kellar. July 28, 2015 by Jane Beal. Plan B Poem by Thomas Kellar. Posted in The Daily Poems. But sin, death, a...
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Pleached Poetry | Pleached: to interweave, to make or renew, to braid.
Pleached: to interweave, to make or renew, to braid. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. August 31, 2013. We lived on the middle floor. Many rooms, airy, comfortable. Space for three children. Is the cellar,. Dank and dark,. With room for nasty secrets. To clink in corners. I hate to descend. Now I live alone in the loft. Open skylights let in sun and stars. To allow poems to float up. Paint flows from my fingers. Daubing bright walls,. The doors unlocked, the stairs broad,. Matisse the m...
The Poetry Playground | The mad ramblings will continue
The mad ramblings will continue. April closing …. May 1, 2016. So, thanks again for another great year. Apologies if it seemed a little more harried or hectic than usual. I will be correcting the rest of the formatting issues on the website very shortly. I hope you took the time to fill out the poet vote or at least to send me a few closing remarks. It’s always nice to know that someone is out there listening. Until next April unless I pull some surprises this year! Poetry pimp, Tammy. April 30, 2016.
The Poetry Point
Dove Street Action Group – a 10 minute documentary. The Marking the Transition Poetry Project. YCC Project Sept/Oct 2008. Touring the Record office archives. Examples of YCC workshop poetry. YCC Creative activity: Poetry. Rhyme Time, example of Rap Poem. YCC Poetry Exercises: Designing our Book. Visual Language and Sign Language Projects. Embark:Ferry Art, True to Life Exhibition. Poetry and Storytelling performances. The Crying Wolf Man. UW’s Poetry Point starter kit. Poems of migration and celebration.
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010. Cool face of the river. Asked me for a kiss. From now on, I’m going to try to repeat this haiku like a mantra during shavasana. During those last five or ten minutes of a yoga class when we all lie on our mats in silence, trying to quiet our thinking minds. Those five minutes are harder for me than eagle pose and shoulder-stand combined, if such a thing were possible. But for him it was not an important failure; the sun shone. Can you find Icharus's two little legs? Anyhow in a co...
The Poetry Post Box
Poems Old and New. The Poetry Post Box in Glasgow Botanic Gardens. The Poetry Post Box. Summertime is a wonderful time of year in the Botanics. And everything is blooming full. Take a wander round the Botanic Gardens, soak in the sunshine and. Splosh in the puddles (this is Glasgow summer after all) . There's plenty to inspire a verse or two. And pop up to The Children's Garden where there are bound to be some Summertime activities going on. It would be great to read some of your poems.
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The Poetry Potting Shed
The Poetry Potting Shed. Like my potting shed, this site is an odd assortment of stuff that I've collected over the years. The thought-provoking verse is mixed up with children's poems and corny jingles. Wednesday, December 13, 2006. Even as I write, husband John is outside working on my potting shed. It's a wonderful structure that we designed together. Old deck boards serve as siding and there will be shutters to keep it tight for the winter. It is just as they knew it would be:. Like grass or sidewalks.
