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Poems, Places and Soundscapes. An international exhibition of digitally produced sound-&-poetry focusing on place and soundscape Cube Gallery, Leicester, 7 – 27 April 2014. Audio works: First post. Audio works: Second post. Audio works: Third post. Audio works: Fourth post. Audio works: Fifth post. Film works: First reel. Film works: Second reel. Blogs, Sites & Broadcasters. A field recording of the. Poems, Places and Soundscapes. Installation by Mark Goodwin (headphones recommended).

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rain sonnets: October 2007

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Friday, 19 October 2007. This is the space I wanted, then. To open my heart and show you the ugly, crawling,. Unpigmented creatures that lurk there. Fused to the bone. I know you puzzled your brain on the home train. I wanted you to give me a clue,. But I closed my phone, my eyes glazed over,. And I guessed the space lay in the message. I would never send. I am making my space. Cleaving it from the clay shoulders of the awkward,. Exposed sculpture we have somehow,.

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rain sonnets: November 2007

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Friday, 30 November 2007. More than the silence after a rainstorm. More than the hum of a fridge in a house. More like a quiet lawn as yet unseen by morning bathers. The breath of a mouse or the tiny fly’s wing beat. An afterthought drubbing against a steamed up window. Could be let out to find it. It begins when a timed question reveals everything about a life. Or a life up until then. It is seeing from a distance,. A fire engine loose its way round a tight bend.

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Poems, Places and Soundscapes. An international exhibition of digitally produced sound-&-poetry focusing on place and soundscape Cube Gallery, Leicester, 7 – 27 April 2014. Audio works: First post. Audio works: Second post. Audio works: Third post. Audio works: Fourth post. Audio works: Fifth post. Film works: First reel. Film works: Second reel. Blogs, Sites & Broadcasters. Audio works: Fourth post. Octave Doktors and Edgar Oliver. Swoon – Robert Frost – Nic Sebastian. The Road Not Taken.

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rain sonnets: August 2008

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Thursday, 7 August 2008. London poetry systems 01. Outside on Columbia Road, Thursday evening unfolds over East London. Inside the depths of the Fleapit, the launch party of London Poetry Systems is just getting underway…. A live video stream carried the night directly to an Anglophone poetry community in that country). Jef's soon back on stage to introduce Cannes award nominee Zan Lyons. Zan is a master of live-sampling. He layers sound upon sound until t...After...

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Friday, 7 May 2010. The first for ages. Using my favourite rhyme scheme ABAB BCBC CDCD EE. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The word present If the government absolutely hav. If gte mso 9] . New sonnet .the first for ages. Using my favour. Brian On a late summers day when the iron eart. Poetry literature structure performance book. London poetry systems homepage.

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rain sonnets: August 2009

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Wednesday, 26 August 2009. Abi Titmuss ITN London Tonight. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Abi Titmuss ITN London Tonight. Poetry literature structure performance book. London poetry systems homepage.

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rain sonnets: February 2009

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Sunday, 1 February 2009. Through the readers' eyes. This post is an extract from an email conversation I had with Henry Stead, which came about as a response to my poem Flight to the Imagination. Some of the early exchanges can be found at the foot of that poem. It got a bit silly to keep posting comments, and I thought this one was blogworthy. With a very clear idea of how people will react to certain words and phrasings. That explains why certain poems (and inde...

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rain sonnets: May 2010

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Tuesday, 18 May 2010. If the government absolutely have to make cuts, I suggest culling the adverb. We don't absolutely need it, absolutely. Links to this post. Sunday, 16 May 2010. The Roman poet Ovid. Writing in around AD 6 seems to have accurately anticipated the most widely-accepted explanation for the origin of bacterial life. 8220;Then man was made perhaps from seed divine. Formed by the great Creator, so to found. A better world, perhaps the new made earth,.

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rain sonnets: January 2009

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For the numbers that Petrach flowed in'. Saturday, 3 January 2009. Against the odds I made it to the Francis Bacon. Exhibition at the Tate Britain this morning. His work is immediate, bold and casts a brutal eye over the human form. The vast majority of paintings contain figures, very often transformed beyond recognition into a gory mess. It’s the faces that are most striking. Skulls protrude; teeth jut out at grotesque angles; sometimes, figures have a set of teeth in place of a head. Laid out on a plate.