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Every week, from January 1st 2013, we will be uploading a poem and accompanying video artwork, in celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity.
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Tinnitus – Clare Langan / Tinnitus – John McAuliffe | Poems | The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity.
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The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity. Project Credits and Thanks. Click here to sign up to have new entries delivered to your inbox. Back to Home page. My father’s tinnitus is like the hiss off a water cooler,. Only louder. And it doesn’t just stop like, say, a hand-dryer—the worst is. It comes and goes. Or you shine a light on it. And it looks permanent as the sea,. A tideless sea that won’t go away. The masker. That blacks out a lot. In the flash, orange Capri.
On Reflection – June Fairhead / A Navy Skirt – Thomas McCarthy | Poems | The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity.
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The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity. Project Credits and Thanks. Click here to sign up to have new entries delivered to your inbox. Back to Home page. A wet and house-bound day at the end of July:. We meet briefly and kiss. Among the coral islands of old clothes. You are clearing the wardrobe. Life’s come to this,. This vital reassessment in the encrusted ocean. Of our bedroom. A navy skirt lies on the floor. As it lay years ago near a glass of wine.
Overview – Rhona Byrne / Overview – Macdara Woods | Poems | The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity.
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The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity. Project Credits and Thanks. Click here to sign up to have new entries delivered to your inbox. Back to Home page. I am here in my waiting room. Over the aural park. Of how the railway lines. Will soon be disconnected. But how beautiful is the luas. That runs above the park. Beneath my bedroom window. Quick and busy in the dark. Imprinting sense on things. Up here where I turn on the light. To make a note of it.
The Long Lane – Poppy Hunt / Wild Orchids, Windflowers – Theo Dorgan | Poems | The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity.
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The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity. Project Credits and Thanks. Click here to sign up to have new entries delivered to your inbox. Wild Orchids, Windflowers. Back to Home page. Wild Orchids, Windflowers. The long lane curves out beside the lake,. Swagged mist in the hawthorns either side. Leaf rot in the ditches, dust on the verge,. Green tunnel of ash and silver birch. Time you were taking your way to the land of the dead. You fall back along your march,.
The Grammar Tables: The Great and The Dead – Helen Horgan / Always Books in your Room, Margaret – Pat Boran | Poems | The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity.
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The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity. Project Credits and Thanks. Click here to sign up to have new entries delivered to your inbox. The Grammar Tables: The Great and The Dead. Always Books in your Room, Margaret. Back to Home page. Always Books in your Room, Margaret. Yet the books will be there on the shelves, well born,. Derived from people, but also from radiance, heights. Always books in your room, Margaret:. I met Chaucer at your bedroom door.
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Why we’re here | GRAPH
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Why we’re here. June 13, 2013. The pleasure of small streets. Dublin Review of Books: The Meaning of Ryanair →. 3 thoughts on “ Why we’re here. June 14, 2013 at 8:58 am. Congrats on the relaunch. Just a thought: the font is actually quite hard to read, it’s very spindly. June 14, 2013 at 9:42 am. Thanks for the feedback, Nuala. Have just changed the font, hope it’s more readable now. June 14, 2013 at 9:50 am. Much better now, Peter🙂. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Monthly Archives: May 2013. Educate that you may be free? May 18, 2013. Michael Cronin on religion and critical thinking in post-boom Ireland If you happened to find yourself in Prague on St. Patrick’s Day 1977 and you went looking for flowers you might eventually ask yourself the following question. Why were all the florists closed? The answer was one man, the philosopher, Jan Patočka, alone responsible … Continue reading →. The Lost Place: Reading Yves Bonnefoy’s ‘La Maison Natale’. May 16, 2013. Natio...
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Interview with David Wheatley. July 12, 2013. David Wheatley is the author of four collections of poetry, published by The Gallery Press, the most recent of which is A Nest on the Waves (2010). He recently took up the post of Senior Lecturer in creative writing and modern literature at the University of Aberdeen. The following interview was conducted by Bill Tinley … Continue reading →. Dublin Review of Books: The Meaning of Ryanair. June 14, 2013. Why we’re here. June 13, 2013. June 13, 2013. Peter Sirr...
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Monthly Archives: June 2013. Dublin Review of Books: The Meaning of Ryanair. June 14, 2013. A Christian Brothers’ primary school in Mullingar in the late 1960s. A young boy has been forced to sit under the teacher’s desk for failing a spelling test. Every time he makes a mistake he receives a further kick from the teacher. Was this abuse? Not in the view of the CEO of Ryanair, Michael … Continue reading →. Why we’re here. June 13, 2013. The pleasure of small streets. June 13, 2013. Top Posts and Pages.
The Cat Flap: After Borges
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The Cat Flap is a mainly poetry blog written by Peter Sirr. Monday, October 20, 2014. 1 To a minor poet. Where are the days you spent on earth,. All the joy and anguish. That were your universe? The river of years has washed them away;. As an entry in the index. Proudly they gather, the gods’ gifts, immortal. Of you, dark friend, all we know. Is that one evening you heard the nightingale. Walking fields of asphodels, your slighted shade. Must think the gods harsh. But the days are a tangle of paltry needs.
The Cat Flap: July 2012
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The Cat Flap is a mainly poetry blog written by Peter Sirr. Tuesday, July 17, 2012. Carol Rumens writes about a poem of mine, 'Legacies', in The Guardian. Posted by The Cat Flap. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). João Cabral de Melo Neto. Johann P. Tammen. Máire Mhac an tSaoi. Olav H. Hauge. Songs of the Earth. Books by Peter Sirr (Gallery). Books by Peter Sirr (Wake Forest). Club de Traductores Literarios de Buenos Aires. Dublin Review of Books. The Guardian Poetry Workshop.
The Cat Flap: March 2013
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The Cat Flap is a mainly poetry blog written by Peter Sirr. Sunday, March 24, 2013. Hölderlin: Hälfte des Lebens. Another Hölderlin version . . .There are many versions of this poem in English, but my favourite translation is Kathleen Jamie's Scots version. Mit gelben Birnen hänget. Und voll mit wilden Rosen. Das Land in den See,. Ihr holden Schwäne,. Und trunken von Küssen. Tunkt ihr das Haupt. Weh mir, wo nehm’ ich, wenn. Es Winter ist, die Blumen, und wo. Und Schatten der Erde? Heavy with wild roses.
The Cat Flap: A poem from The Rooms
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The Cat Flap is a mainly poetry blog written by Peter Sirr. Sunday, October 05, 2014. A poem from The Rooms. Poem beginning with two lines by André Breton. The wardrobe is filled with linen,. There are even moonbeams I can unfold. The roof has slipped back on the gables,. Old trees march in from the cold. The wardrobe is filled with linen,. The beds are slept in again. Out of the air spill table and chairs,. The wine has crept back to the rim. The wardrobe is filled with linen,. No-one can touch or unfold.
Dublin Review of Books: The Meaning of Ryanair | GRAPH
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Dublin Review of Books: The Meaning of Ryanair. June 14, 2013. A Christian Brothers’ primary school in Mullingar in the late 1960s. A young boy has been forced to sit under the teacher’s desk for failing a spelling test. Every time he makes a mistake he receives a further kick from the teacher. Was this abuse? Not in the view of the CEO of Ryanair, Michael O’Leary, who was that little boy. In an interview with Siobhán Creaton, he claimed:. See more over at the Dublin Review of Books. Why we’re here.
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Graph Magazine is an online magazine devoted to literature, culture, commentary and all manner of engagements and interventions. It is edited by Peter Sirr. And Barra O Seaghdha, who edited the original print magazine Graph in Dublin from 1986 to 1998 (funded by Arts Council of Ireland). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Top Posts and Pages.
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The Poetry Post Box
Poems Old and New. The Poetry Post Box in Glasgow Botanic Gardens. The Poetry Post Box. Summertime is a wonderful time of year in the Botanics. And everything is blooming full. Take a wander round the Botanic Gardens, soak in the sunshine and. Splosh in the puddles (this is Glasgow summer after all) . There's plenty to inspire a verse or two. And pop up to The Children's Garden where there are bound to be some Summertime activities going on. It would be great to read some of your poems.
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The Poetry Potting Shed
The Poetry Potting Shed. Like my potting shed, this site is an odd assortment of stuff that I've collected over the years. The thought-provoking verse is mixed up with children's poems and corny jingles. Wednesday, December 13, 2006. Even as I write, husband John is outside working on my potting shed. It's a wonderful structure that we designed together. Old deck boards serve as siding and there will be shutters to keep it tight for the winter. It is just as they knew it would be:. Like grass or sidewalks.
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The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity.
The Poetry Project – A celebration of Ireland’s literary and visual creativity. Project Credits and Thanks. Click here to sign up to have new entries delivered to your inbox. Click an image to play a video. Neither Here nor There. Kevin Gaffney and Sally-Anne Kelly. An tAm Marfach ina Mairimid. An tAm Marfach ina Mairimid. Wild Orchids, Windflowers. The Irish Poem Is. The Grammar Tables: The Great and The Dead. Always Books in your Room, Margaret. The Bend in the Road. In a hushed requite.
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Poetry Project 2014 | Join this year's global poetry project today!
Join this year's global poetry project today! Send us your poetry! I see many of you showing interest in this project, but I see no submissions! Head on over to the contact page to send in a poem. Or shoot me an email at craigemily13@gmail.com. I would love to see this project grow, but I can only do that with YOUR help! Thank you for those few who have sent in poems already, it means the world to me. The Fall Season is approaching, which stirs inspiration for many young poets in the world. What I’d real...
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Casting light on controversial topics and points of interest about the world we live in. When planning for those important moments that could use the help of a poetic touch. Poetry, by definition, can really only be described in a handful of ways. Poetry by symbolism however has endless explanation. In short, poetry is the doorway to an uncanny amount of ideas, experiences and feelings. Its virtually a melting pot of expression. Paving A Way With Words". POETRY MADE FOR YOU.
The Poetry Question | Discovering the Relevance of Words
Discovering the Relevance of Words. THE POWER OF POETRY. SEEKING SUBMISSIONS FOR…. THE POWER OF POETRY #24: LOGEN CURE. I self-published a book of poems when I was 19. Print-on-demand websites like Lulu were just beginning to gain popularity. I’m one of those people who has been a writer … Continue reading →. August 13, 2015 · Leave a comment. THE POWER OF POETRY #23: Rachel Wiley. August 11, 2015 · 2 Comments. August 10, 2015 · Leave a comment. August 6, 2015 · 1 Comment. THE POWER OF POETRY #20: “...
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The Wind's Broken Corners
The Wind's Broken Corners. Oct 29, 2007. I would define, in brief, the Poetry of words as the Rhythmic creation of Beauty. Its sole arbiter is Taste. From The Poetic Principle. Genuine Poetry can communicate before it is understood. All significant truths are private truths. As they become public they cease to become truths; they become facts, or at best, part of the public character; or at worst, catchwords. Anxiety is the hand maiden of creativity. April is the cruellest month. Poetry may make us from ...
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