"Poetry" Blogs & Blog Posts

Why? What Have You Heard?Why? What Have You Heard?

A little writing, a LOT of photography

 
Satisfacciones de esclavoSatisfacciones de esclavo

Aproximaciones a esa forma de proporcionarse placer que es la literatura y ...

 
Notes from a roomNotes from a room

Literary writing and quotes.

 
Poetic MindStatePoetic MindState

Words for the heart and Thoughts from the soul.

 
Pondering.......Pondering.......

Mostly original poetry and prose, some photography. Lots of pondering.........

 
P.ViktorP.Viktor

A blog dedicated to writing - poetry and short stories - as well as reviewi...

 
Sue Guiney: Writing LifeSue Guiney: Writing Life

Writing about my life as a writer, reader, friend. Fiction, poetry, plays,...

 


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No Net Ensnares Me

By BrontëBlog on Jul 19, 2024 in: Poetry

A recently published poetry anthology:No Net Ensnares MeAn anthology of prose poetry inspired by the Brontës and the wildEdited by Ian HumphreysCalder Valley PoetryPoems by Nick Allen, Liz Almond, Anthony Costello, Molly Prosser, Natalie Rees and Cl...

Daily Mail talks about the upcoming Wuthering Heights project by Emerald Fennell and does what a proper journalist of the current era should do. Look into X for comments of "fans" which as usual are the proverbial collection of gloomy, bitter, a...

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Popular English language folk songs from yesteryear typically go like this: I love that handsome lad/ but mother, he won't wed me or I love that handsome lad/but father doesn't approve or I love that handsome lad/ah shit I'm pregnant/time to go to he...

After being made "redundant" from his long-standing academic position, acclaimed author Michael Stewart writes in The Telegraph & Argus how he has launched the Brontë Writing Centre in response to the ongoing crisis in higher education. This ini...

A summer alert for all the visitors to the Brontë Parsonage Museum:Poetry in Parson's FieldEnjoy Ian Humphrey's Brontë-inspired poetry outside!April 20th 2024 - August 31st 2024Welcome to Poetry in Parson's Field - a poetry trail behind the Parsona...

to tell me what you think of mydark and not very laugh-out-loudlittle poems.You won't hurt my feelings.