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Musings
2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Nine: Apologies to the spider I flushed down the toilet in a wadded-up tissue
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Eight: A treatise on shame (facsimile)
The prompt was to take a line from a poem and use it to write a golden shove. The line I used as my inspiration comes from Milan Kundera’s novel Immortality:
‘Shame means that we resist what we desire, and feel ashamed that we desire what we resist.’ (p. 330 of the 1991 Faber and Faber paperback edition)
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Seven: War (and hide)
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Six: Amber afternoon
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Five: Zesto’s
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Four: Close your eyes
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Three: Eternity now
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour Two: The morning air is cool to the touch
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2017 Poetry Marathon, Hour One: The hot, hazy days of summer? Or a test run in disguise…
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