Poetry: ‘Tis the Season
By Alan Martin Surprised, yet again, by autumnal torpor, and, intent on understanding, I settle to observing rain, and the consequent habits of snails, and the number of blackbirds that take to my lawn, with...
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By Alan Martin Surprised, yet again, by autumnal torpor, and, intent on understanding, I settle to observing rain, and the consequent habits of snails, and the number of blackbirds that take to my lawn, with...
As we start a new year at Pembrokeshire.Online, we are asking for more! More contributions, more writers, more helpers and more tech-savvy volunteers… KITTY PARSONS explains how you can get involved… Pembrokeshire.Online started 2020...
Marc Mordey writes… I have created a few (though nothing like as many as in previous times) poems during 2020, but, being honest, the creative impulse has been subdued, and what I have written...
Journey To The White Mountain was written by Benjamin Finn to honour his artist father who died in September. We asked him to tell us something about the book and he has kindly offered...
We have just found out about the VC Gallery poetry competition and want to share it with you. The VC Gallery is a voluntary organisation for Veterans and the Community working to reduce isolation...
By GERALDINE GLOVER The Client’s Plea Don’t tell us to pull ourselves together.Don’t ignore our pain and cross the street.Don’t hide behind your desk. Break out of your arrogant, ignorant tomb! We: the weak,...
Poems by ALAN MARTIN JUST NOW In my woods-hidden house, with the power gone down, and no means of contact, I am a survivalist, creeping out from a niche, post the apocalypse. My day...
I won’t pretend to know anything about poetry, except that I know what I like. So when Richard Wheeler agreed to talk to us about his love of words,I was delighted. Richard has known...