poetry in performance
Showing posts with label poems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poems. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Another experiment: A poetic powerpoint
http://www.slideshare.net/mlocock/seven-cities-a-poem-read-by-martin-locock
(I'm trying to fix the audio version at the moment)
Friday, 14 June 2013
Five line poem: Oozing with summer
Maj's poem was too long to fit on a business card so here it is:
Oozing with summer
She steps into a cotton slip
Breasts held softly in strong white
Sweet lilac drifts in lazy through the window as
Somewhere in the distance the busy buzz of a lawnmower fades away
I sit on the bed watching, baited
Oozing with summer
She steps into a cotton slip
Breasts held softly in strong white
Sweet lilac drifts in lazy through the window as
Somewhere in the distance the busy buzz of a lawnmower fades away
I sit on the bed watching, baited
Monday, 27 May 2013
Poem for Tony
The
Quiet American
For
Tony Kendrew
Just as the swifts swoop in
and the woods are awash
with bluebells, Anthony
is leaving Trinity Saint David.
I remember the first time
he entered the Wolfson room
tall as a Lombardy poplar
eyes the colour of fiords
and weather in his voice.
Around this table of poets
this circle of friends
he has listened
with the ear of a birder
and heard
all the notes behind the words.
Amanda Pickering
21/5/13
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