Tag: Spring Poems
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A Celebration of Poetry for International Women’s Day 2020
Papyrus Fragment It darts, bares a blaze of underwing to plain sight; this endless fragile need to make a mark, to come to light Papyrus Fragment is © Annette Skade ‘Secrets of a cartographer’s wife’ by Katrina Dybzynska The cartographer’s wife never told him about her contributions to his maps. A few tiny islands…
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‘Through the blossom-gate’ C. Murray
Originally posted on Poethead by Chris Murray: Through the blossom-gate, and quite before the acid leaf unfurls into its meaning— we are subjected to the play of light, working on our necessity to speak out into a flowering. It is not yet warm — already, the sun is playing at dragging up and displaying…
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