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Lisa Lashley

Thank you for this group - 0 views

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    I am excited to share my poetry with all of you.
Diego Morelli

Slopped down the time-line - 4 views

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    "Slopped down the time-line / thundered apples and you're hypnotized / Persia boys and all the wives - / and the snow effect is optimized..... (....)"
David Hilton

Dancing Verse - 0 views

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    New Australian poetry site.
jimmy4559

Ugly poetry (part two) - 0 views

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    In the second part of poet Jim Murdoch's exploration of the changing face of poetry he discusses the poetry of Frederick Seidel who has been called 'the poet the 20th century deserved,' the Greek poet, Elias Petropoulos whose ashes were thrown in a sewer in accordance with his wishes and Adorno's claim that "after Auschwitz writing poetry is barbaric." Keats wrote "Beauty is truth, truth beauty"-is that still true? Was it ever true?
jimmy4559

The need to see - 0 views

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    All writers are voyeurs but then so are all readers. And all writers are exhibitionists but not all writers want to reveal everything; they expect their readers to do some of the work. There are two styles of writing: explicit vs implicit. Both provide information that can lead us to the truth and both hold mirrors so that in addition to discovering the truths hidden in the text readers also have the opportunity to learn truths about themselves. What is this need to see all about?
jimmy4559

Perfectionism - 0 views

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    Perfection is one of those words like faith and doubt that we get all confused about these days. Even the word perfect is not perfect; it's vague and open to interpretation. Yet it is something we all, aspire to or desire. But how does absolute perfection differ from relative perfection or classic perfection or extreme perfection? Not-quite-perfect Scottish writer Jim Murdoch gives his take on why there's no point trying to write the perfect sentence, let alone the perfect novel.
jimmy4559

How to write flarf - 0 views

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    Flarf poetry can be characterized as an avant-garde poetry movement of the late 20th century and the early 21st century. Its first practitioners utilized an aesthetic dedicated to the exploration of "the inappropriate" in all of its guises. Their method was to mine the Internet with odd search terms then distil the results into often hilarious and sometimes disturbing poems, plays, and other texts. Okay, that's what Wikipedia says. So how do you write the damn stuff?
Diego Morelli

You are the proper person / #poetry - 2 views

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    "You are the proper person / Now, bring forward your chair / and head to the notion that / ast every object..." (......)
Diego Morelli

Old women live without eating / #poetry - 3 views

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    "Old women live without eating / leaning back fingernails / on the arms of their rockin' chairs...." (.....)
Sakshi Bali

For the Love of My Poseidon - 0 views

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    He who is the god of war and seas, Is the almighty brother of Zeus and Hades. Leaves behind his divinity, While making love to me. When I was floating in the sea of sorrows and sufferings, Poseidon saved me from drowning. With his three prolonged tridents, He killed the beast from my life.
scribebeee

Appreciation; An Act of Motivation - 0 views

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    Appreciation is an act of beauty but is very tough to compliment things and people. It takes a lot to smile when nothing in your life is good. Read full thoughts of Vidya Vishwakarma:- https://bit.ly/2N5ofi7
maheshbhojane

Worth Trying my aim in life essay for essay - Mahesh S. Bhojane - 0 views

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    my aim in life essay
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