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The Friday Poem: ‘Concrete’ by Jonny Mahon-Heap

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The Friday Poem: ‘Concrete’ by Jonny Mahon-Heap

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A new poem by Jonny Mahon-Heap. Concrete I waited for the pain to shift. I had bad day bad day bad day bad day bad day bad day good day good day bad day bad day bad day bad day. I had birthdays. I held my breath for a long time. I thought it was all epilogue. I looked like a Looney Tunes character. I saw stars circling around my head. I tried to think relatively. I scrapped together proof of my faith. I waited longer than you can imagine. I trie…See the Story

Friday Poem – ‘For the Drag Queen Who Lives in My Building’ by Emily Cotterill

This week’s Friday Poem is ‘For the Drag Queen Who Lives in My Building’ by Emily Cotterill from her collection Significant Wow. The post Friday Poem – ‘For the Drag Queen Who Lives in My Building’ by Emily Cotterill appeared first on Seren.Read Article

Friday Poem – ‘A Pond for All Eels’ by Taz Rahman

This week’s Friday Poem is ‘A Pond for All Eels’ by Taz Rahman from his collection East of the Sun, West of the Moon. Catch Taz and lot of other interesting poets at Aberystwyth Poetry Festival this weekend. View the programme here.The post Friday Poem – ‘A Pond for All Eels’ by Taz Rahman appeared first on Seren.Aberystwyth · Aberystwyth Read Article

Friday Poem - 3 Quarks Daily

Resemblances On top of those low mountains the surprising snow lingers. Here in the valley beside the small stream, a snow of almond blossoms. A congruence, then, between high and low, or is it only the eye playing its old game of this is like that? How much we’ve learned from these resemblances, the white horses of the waves, the white spume of their manes flying behind their fierce, measured charge to the shore. To make the image whole we see,…Wales, United Kingdom · Wales See the Story

Friday Poem - 3 Quarks Daily

Here’s the economic theory for us ordinary folk,” a dad said to daughter about the way of the world before Tariffs got in the way. How Things Work Today it’s going to cost us $20 To live. Five for softball. Four for a book, A handful of ones for coffee and two sweet rolls, Bus fare, Rosin for your mother’s violin. We’re completing our task. The tip I left For the waitress filters down Like rain, wetting the new roots of a child Perhaps, a bellig…See the Story

Friday Poem – ‘Church of the Sunday Long Run’ by Ben Wilkinson

This week’s Friday Poem is ‘Church of the Sunday Long Run’ by Ben Wilkinson from his collection Same Difference. The post Friday Poem – ‘Church of the Sunday Long Run’ by Ben Wilkinson appeared first on Seren.Read Article

Guest Post: Jo Mazelis on how Fanny Imlay inspired her novel ‘The Forger’s Ink’

In today’s guest blog, Jo Mazelis reflects on what we know about Mary Shelley’s half-sister, Fanny Imlay, and why she finds her story fascinating. 14 May was Fanny Imlay’s birthday; Fanny is a central character in Jo’s new novel The Forger’s Ink, which reimagines what might have happened, had Fanny not committed suicide in Swansea in 1816.The Girl They Left Behind On Wednesday, 14th May, two hundred and nine years ago in Le Havre, Mary Wollstone…Le Havre · Le Havre Read Article

Friday Poem – ‘The Sentry’ by Alun Lewis

In honour of the 80th Anniversary of VE Day, this week’s Friday Poem is ‘The Sentry’ by Alun Lewis from his Collected Poems. The post Friday Poem – ‘The Sentry’ by Alun Lewis appeared first on Seren.Wales, United Kingdom · Wales Read Article

Friday Poem – ‘Sleeping in a Shaking City’ by Cath Drake

This week’s Friday Poem is ‘Sleeping in a Shaking City’ by Cath Drake from her collection The Shaking City. The post Friday Poem – ‘Sleeping in a Shaking City’ by Cath Drake appeared first on Seren.Read Article

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