Poetry – Page 5 – All Across the Arts

POETRY FORMS and #NaPoWriMo

Carolyn Crossley has also written plays, monologues, short stories and her first novel. Her ambition is to publish her first anthology of poetry.

Poetry

YOUNG PEOPLE IN PERSUIT OF POETRY

Amanda Gorman’s performance was completely mesmerising. I watched it live and she transported me with her words. She really connected with people across the world – she shone!

There are plenty of You Tube clips and such of the wonderfully poignant, evocative and ´distant´ little track that is Border Radio,

AATA, Music, Performing Arts, Poetry

PIGEON PLUCKERS & PUPPETS ON-LINE

the problem with a virtual choir is that no single member can hear what the others are singing.

Music, Poetry

VOX: dictionary definition, ´a voice or sound´

Of all the symphonies of the bewigged classical “greats,” why is this one still stuck in our heads more than two centuries later?

AATA, Literary, Poetry

In Praise Of The Poets: James Nash

I feel lucky, but I suppose like most freelance artists I have made a lot of my ‘luck’ happen!

AATA, guest writers, Literary, Music, Performing Arts, Poetry

THINGS WE FORGOT TO SHARE IN OCTOBER

Each of these art forms could survive without the other, but we seem to have found plenty of evidence of collaboration recently.

AATA, Literary, Performing Arts, Poetry

A BALM FOR THE PHILISTINES, OINTMENT FOR THE MIND by Michael Higgins

the upper room of the brightly lit Baum was thronged, or ´thrung´as one says in the dialect, overheated and loud.

AATA, Performing Arts, Poetry

THE BAUM REPORT by Michael Higgins

The Wedding At CAMRA paralleled St John’s Gospel somewhat but here a wedding party ends up with no cask ale. Faced with an evening on keg, the local Campaign For Real Ale branch rushes in to save the day for the groom with an eight handpump miracle.