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Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
Previously featured
Steve Akinkuolie
The morning was a treacherous thing. It had arrived in the slow, reluctant way of
unpaid debts, carrying the full weight of harmattan’s mischief.
Eryn McDonald
It is here that the day breaks apart
Like ice on frustrated frozen pond
Here in the grounds of Ashton Court
I wish to bury myself amongst the green
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
News
‘Sunday Mornings’ by Sally Festing is the March 2021 Pick of the Month.
It was so so close and rather like a race in which first one contender and then the other edges out into the lead. But...
Word & Image
Rob Stuart
Plastic Poem II – Limerick Rob Stuart’s poems, visual poems and short...
Filmpoems
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Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
News
‘Sunday Mornings’ by Sally Festing is the March 2021 Pick of the Month.
It was so so close and rather like a race in which first one contender and then the other edges out into the lead. But...
Word & Image
Rob Stuart
Plastic Poem II – Limerick Rob Stuart’s poems, visual poems and short...
Filmpoems
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Previously featured
Steve Akinkuolie
The morning was a treacherous thing. It had arrived in the slow, reluctant way of
unpaid debts, carrying the full weight of harmattan’s mischief.
Eryn McDonald
It is here that the day breaks apart
Like ice on frustrated frozen pond
Here in the grounds of Ashton Court
I wish to bury myself amongst the green
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
Picks of the Month
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