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Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
Previously featured
Julian Dobson
Street after street, ears bright to bass and tune
of two thudding feet, gradients of breathing. But rain
is brooding. Sparse headlights, ambient drone
of cars kissing tarmac, merging
Oliver Comins
Working the land on good days, after Easter,
people would hear the breaks occur at school,
children calling as they ran into the playground,
familiar skipping rhymes rising from the babble.
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
News
‘When an albatross crash-lands in a dream’ by Deborah Harvey is the IS&T April 2023 Pick of the Month. Read and hear it here!
‘It was the poem that kept coming back’
Word & Image
For National Poetry Day – ‘Refuge’ : Helen Ivory
Helen Ivory's sixth Bloodaxe collection 'Constructing a Witch' is due in October 2024. She is editor for Ink...
Filmpoems
Runaways London
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSG5IkAWgFs&t=8s History, storytelling and escape from slavery in...
Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
News

‘When an albatross crash-lands in a dream’ by Deborah Harvey is the IS&T April 2023 Pick of the Month. Read and hear it here!
‘It was the poem that kept coming back’
Word & Image

For National Poetry Day – ‘Refuge’ : Helen Ivory
Helen Ivory's sixth Bloodaxe collection 'Constructing a Witch' is due in October 2024. She is editor for Ink...
Filmpoems

Runaways London
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSG5IkAWgFs&t=8s History, storytelling and escape from slavery in...
Previously featured
Julian Dobson
Street after street, ears bright to bass and tune
of two thudding feet, gradients of breathing. But rain
is brooding. Sparse headlights, ambient drone
of cars kissing tarmac, merging
Oliver Comins
Working the land on good days, after Easter,
people would hear the breaks occur at school,
children calling as they ran into the playground,
familiar skipping rhymes rising from the babble.
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
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