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Tuesday, 8 November 2011. A review of Micheal O'Siadhail's 'Tongues'. What most defines O’Siadhail’s substantial new collection is his preoccupation with the roots and intersecting branches of languages. This volume never abandons its origins in Ireland for long, but restlessly crosses and re-crosses national and linguistic boundaries, bringing back thought-provoking congruences:. 8230;] In the Italian. In one word the sense of ‘time’ and ‘weather’. 8216;Time and Tide’, p. 41). 8216;Turnstile’,. That a b...

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Tuesday, 8 November 2011. A review of Micheal O'Siadhail's 'Tongues'. What most defines O’Siadhail’s substantial new collection is his preoccupation with the roots and intersecting branches of languages. This volume never abandons its origins in Ireland for long, but restlessly crosses and re-crosses national and linguistic boundaries, bringing back thought-provoking congruences:. 8230;] In the Italian. In one word the sense of ‘time’ and ‘weather’. 8216;Time and Tide’, p. 41). 8216;Turnstile’,. That a b...

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wordsandplaces: Poetry and the Everyday

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Saturday, 26 March 2011. Poetry and the Everyday. A very short post. In a recent interview in. The songwriter Kirsten Hersch spoke about how her songs came into being. In particular, she talked about how the incidental sounds in her home can pass by completely unnoticed until she is, without conscious effort, ready to hear them and cohere them:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Poetry and the Everyday. View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.

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wordsandplaces: A review of Micheal O'Siadhail's 'Tongues'

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Tuesday, 8 November 2011. A review of Micheal O'Siadhail's 'Tongues'. What most defines O’Siadhail’s substantial new collection is his preoccupation with the roots and intersecting branches of languages. This volume never abandons its origins in Ireland for long, but restlessly crosses and re-crosses national and linguistic boundaries, bringing back thought-provoking congruences:. 8230;] In the Italian. In one word the sense of ‘time’ and ‘weather’. 8216;Time and Tide’, p. 41). 8216;Turnstile’,. That a b...

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wordsandplaces: December 2010

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Sunday, 26 December 2010. Not so much a review as a thought prompted by the introduction of 'Identity Parade: New British and Irish Poets'. Roddy Lumsden, ed.,. Identity Parade: New British and Irish Poets. Tarset: Bloodaxe, 2010). So where does the anthologist begin? Roddy Lumsden, editor of. Inevitable to like some poems more than others. I write this (I even. The light of evening, Lissadell,. Great windows open to the south,. Two girls in silk kimonos, both. Beautiful, one a gazelle. Of that old Georg...

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wordsandplaces: November 2011

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Tuesday, 8 November 2011. A review of Micheal O'Siadhail's 'Tongues'. What most defines O’Siadhail’s substantial new collection is his preoccupation with the roots and intersecting branches of languages. This volume never abandons its origins in Ireland for long, but restlessly crosses and re-crosses national and linguistic boundaries, bringing back thought-provoking congruences:. 8230;] In the Italian. In one word the sense of ‘time’ and ‘weather’. 8216;Time and Tide’, p. 41). 8216;Turnstile’,. That a b...

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wordsandplaces: No Channel to the Station: Why I Can’t Write

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Thursday, 14 July 2011. No Channel to the Station: Why I Can’t Write. I've been trying (and failing) to write a poem for an anthology about Bristol artworks. The fact that I've been unhappy with everything I've written has made me think very hard about what I think poems are and where I think they come from. So trying to write with a prescribed theme, I am finding what I put down is. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A little post in which I make an odd analogy. View my complete profile.

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Highpoint Two: August 2011

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Sunday, 14 August 2011. St Clement's Carpark and Machines for Living In. A nice bit of car-park related anger in The Half Moon on St. Clements. The author ain't wrong either, there's an awful lot of really really terrible apartment architecture out there. However, I think its usually much worse than anything inspired by either Corb or Stalin. Give me a machine to live in anyday. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). St Clements Carpark and Machines for Living In.

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Friday, 10 December 2010. Reyner Banham loves Los Angeles. Reyner Banham is my idol. I love Los Angeles. Everything works. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 2010: the Coalition, the Cuts, and the Cities. Disney, Pastiche, Surburbia and M. Reyner Banham loves Los Angeles. The Architectural Legacy of the Celtic Tiger. I need to get some things off my chest. The internet looks like an OK place for that. Email me at highpointtwoblog@gmail.com.

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Highpoint Two: 2010: the Coalition, the Cuts, and the Cities

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Wednesday, 29 December 2010. 2010: the Coalition, the Cuts, and the Cities. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone. I’ve got to admit I’m falling victim, just like everyone else, to the massively uninspired ‘what have I learned this year? 8217; post. My only excuse is that the five day long eating marathon has somewhat dimmed my capacity for originality. I’m not saying I’ve high hopes for 2011, but at least it’s a fresh start.

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Wednesday, 29 December 2010. 2010: the Coalition, the Cuts, and the Cities. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone. I’ve got to admit I’m falling victim, just like everyone else, to the massively uninspired ‘what have I learned this year? 8217; post. My only excuse is that the five day long eating marathon has somewhat dimmed my capacity for originality. I’m not saying I’ve high hopes for 2011, but at least it’s a fresh start. The ‘golden&#8...

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Highpoint Two: St. Clement's Carpark and Machines for Living In

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Sunday, 14 August 2011. St Clement's Carpark and Machines for Living In. A nice bit of car-park related anger in The Half Moon on St. Clements. The author ain't wrong either, there's an awful lot of really really terrible apartment architecture out there. However, I think its usually much worse than anything inspired by either Corb or Stalin. Give me a machine to live in anyday. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Highpoint Two: April 2011

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Wednesday, 6 April 2011. Nice to meet you Christopher. My name is Sally Bowles. Excuse my absence. I’ve been…busy. So I went to Berlin recently. I love Berlin, its beautiful and ugly like an old man who's had an interesting life. I drank beer by the litre and walked the streets of Prenzlauerberg pretending I was Sally Bowles and he was Christopher Isherwood. What more could you want from a mini-break. Dog in a fountain in Volkspark Friedrichshain.

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Highpoint Two: Nice to meet you Christopher. My name is Sally Bowles

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Wednesday, 6 April 2011. Nice to meet you Christopher. My name is Sally Bowles. Excuse my absence. I’ve been…busy. So I went to Berlin recently. I love Berlin, its beautiful and ugly like an old man who's had an interesting life. I drank beer by the litre and walked the streets of Prenzlauerberg pretending I was Sally Bowles and he was Christopher Isherwood. What more could you want from a mini-break. Dog in a fountain in Volkspark Friedrichshain.

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Monday, 29 November 2010. How do you preserve a modern building? Oxford City Council, St. Clement's Car Park and the Florey Building. To me, it is one of the best buildings of the university. It’s certainly much more progressive and intelligent than much of what the institution has built since (the Sackler Library, Magdalen’s Grove Building, Hertford’s Graduate accommodation, I could go on.). Stirling's nice little drawing of the Florey building. In an e...

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Worrying about townplanning, architecture, cities. Thursday, 16 December 2010. Disney, Pastiche, Surburbia and Me. Did you read in the news recently that Disney’s town has had its first murder? The Mouseketeers are ringing their ears, while most commentators appear to be pushing the whole line that one murder in twenty years isn’t all that bad. As ‘the Vatican with mouse ears’ (oh the mental images). Things were better back in the good old days. You’ll understand that this means that when I’m...Subscribe...

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Tuesday, 8 November 2011. A review of Micheal O'Siadhail's 'Tongues'. What most defines O’Siadhail’s substantial new collection is his preoccupation with the roots and intersecting branches of languages. This volume never abandons its origins in Ireland for long, but restlessly crosses and re-crosses national and linguistic boundaries, bringing back thought-provoking congruences:. 8230;] In the Italian. In one word the sense of ‘time’ and ‘weather’. 8216;Time and Tide’, p. 41). 8216;Turnstile’,. That a b...

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