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Saturday, September 07, 2019
The Hidden Pool by Ruskin Bond: A Book Report
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The Hidden Pool by Ruskin Bond My rating: 5 of 5 stars The Hidden Pool by Ruskin Bond A book review/report When I was a child I had...
Saturday, May 11, 2019
A poem from years back :)
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Girl gossip is pow(d)er puff, jujubes and tutti fruity not to mention lollipops, lemonade and ice cream soda pop fizz Guy or boy gossip i...
Insight
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Dear friends, Thanks to all who voluntarily liked and commented on my post regarding my certificate, congratulating me. I feel happy that...
Obit
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Obituary There was a chap - what was his name now? Can't remember - but he was They say, rather a pronounced ass When he lived, no on...
Tuesday, May 07, 2019
Another meta-poem
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Pen-ultimate scene (Broken word experiment. Damn, lousy puns) That only glass - That John* has to 'drank' from (fucked up line, ...
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Sunday, May 05, 2019
Ekphrastic poem
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The nails you drove in still remain there. The scars are there and the wounds from the nails. My body, the site of numerous wars. If you wan...
Saturday, May 04, 2019
Thoughts on Indian Writing in English and The Reuel Prize, Amita Paul and me as a critic.
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A lot of people tell me you can't judge poetry. But of course you can. We can and do, meaning mankind. If that was not so I would not h...
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Friday, May 03, 2019
Adidas reappears
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Satirical prose - Pandorathon #2 Don't know how many of you have heard of Adidas. He used to be famous once upon a time for his sexca...
Pandorathon 1
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Pandorathon #1 In Jellicle* land where Jellicles rule come spring or summer come autumn or Yule Jellicle fell in love with Popsicle Lol...
Wednesday, May 01, 2019
The editorial of the latest OPA
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WELCOME TO OUR POETRY ARCHIVE I think when you read a wonderful poem, when it starts, by the end of it you’ve moved so far –...
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https://ourpoetryarchive.blogspot.com/2019/05/ampat-koshy.html?fbclid=IwAR1diPvOqF5y1Mx1C85gmXVTF5EPcrYdrePnwfYO1ShseRb4dqyYCILbo8c AMPAT...
Monday, April 29, 2019
Glopowrimo #30
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Glopowrimo #30 Minimalist poem, influenced by gesture drawings Unknown to her, where'er (s)he is Her picture hangs upon the wall He...
Glopowrimo 29-2
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Meditation 2 To myself I asked today the question long unasked Why do we write, and read poetry? As if I had forgotten my own face, or ...
Glopowrimo #29
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Meditation A small child once wanted to know Why the lake was so blue It's reflecting the sky, you know As someone had once told yo...
Sunday, April 28, 2019
A red ombrelle
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From archives :) Feel like rewriting it, so doing so. Love is ageing Its hair; grey and falling A dry awakening after getting w...
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