Rosin
More abecedarian fun! - a resin from pines brittle at home with chairs and cool contexts dear mix of acids ease into varnish faint pine...
More abecedarian fun! - a resin from pines brittle at home with chairs and cool contexts dear mix of acids ease into varnish faint pine...
Paul Brookes interviewed me! https://thewombwellrainbow.com/2022/06/09/wombwell-rainbow-interviews-stephen-paul-wren/
Daddy long legs, press on ahead now. Skip. Made of sheets, rice ones with free, spitfire wings. Here comes light, roaring with young...
I loved reading my poems ‘backbone’, ‘chaparrals of evergreen’, and ‘the stagnasomes’ at Kathleen McPhilemy‘s Oxford Stanza meeting this...
Here is a dementia-related poem: The chimp and the near-chimp His head is not a man cave. It is far more. In this burrow, treaties are...
Thanks agape review for publishing this new poem: https://agapereview.com/2022/05/17/soulshaper/
The water never stops changing Glass on glass Slips of time catch so that the sound of the water moves me Gentle slops beneath boats...
Shingles and grits were true obstacles that we met They took the form of disease with a smiling cheek They caused distress and pulled...
More of a commentary than a review...Sarah Watkinson's new collection is a must read! Photovoltaic (Sarah Watkinson) Graft Poetry 2021...
In case you missed it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZA0upoJG0M (just copy the above into your browser) Enjoy!
a sense of sadness strikes me been a long time since pleasure cups of coffee in my grip designs for their hot contents ethics to soften...
a native is drawn back to native gold caches in pastures down in the deep gap enclosed by perfume films of lit sap green glow in sepia...
Theirs is a great Openness. A space of generosity. They always walk the talk. My parents and their open fields. The openness of their...
Carbon (Elisabeth Kelly) I loved this book published by Hedgehog Poetry Press in January of this year. The author touches on important...
On my morning run today, the following poem entered my head. The lines in bold are an anagram of the lines that are not in bold! -- Bile...