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29 May 2024: In a new city and in love, we took a mapless walk.

29 May 2024: we'll make you a new one of china and tin. After your hipbone, we'll put in a ball.

29 May 2024: News of. the fact of you (your real- and rightness) makes. ... past the old motte, I cast away. all such signs. May the new.

29 May 2024: When ash-keyed branches dipped and prayed. Not to hollows, but hellos—the crying of news.

18 Mar 2024: believe. the news. can’t starve the much-too-muchness out. and in the hollows gnaw at something worse.

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

24 Jan 2024: silence for each wireless news:vainglorious hope they’ll trumpet forth your K.

24 Jan 2024: Rahan Nazeer. Frighteningly Inert. Adrift on watersStagnant, charged, ion wet,. The pumice golemOn and off again,Averse to new versions,Soldering patches over kneed corduroys,Moulded by no volcanic handOther than

24 Jan 2024: Rahan Nazeer. [Red-hot and tear-kissed]. Red-hot and tear-kissed under maskwith steel miles ahead in waitand then a new city.Now you are relegated to observer,My gallery ... leaden years as though a mouthful of smoke,To find new ways to no longer hold.

24 Jan 2024: Shadowed-masses in the depths hum through the reeds,Winding past colonnades and the ruins of markets,Coiling round temple pillars and bronze effigies,Usurping the old shore with the new

24 Jan 2024: the wee hours ofwaiting on fronted news, the foreplay tense,the hot slit in a letter, the shriek.I have never treasured the fingerprintsonic resonances of a snore.

24 Jan 2024: Now I cut new rivuletsto drain the chains of pools that lace the spreading sands and soft mudflats: time togather pace.

24 Jan 2024: Eleanor Hardy. Jonathan’s Deathbed. Jonathan’s deathbed was strewn with salvation ingadgets and gizmos that soiled his mattress withbeating his hammer against his new heart made ofiron and stealing the

24 Jan 2024: Rachel Knowler. Reinforced. (not a concrete poem). After the chip from the front of your grin,we’ll make you a new one of china and tin.

24 Jan 2024: And now, deep in the wilds of the Irish Sea,the new year is sleeping withincyclizine dreams,and I am reminded of yesterday’s wonder:a chorus of whispers painted onthe

24 Jan 2024: all over the white hillside,snow white upon snow snow-white. This is the time of old shoes,when every step is new.

24 Jan 2024: the space behind the new moon.

24 Jan 2024: believethe news. can’t starve the much-too-muchness outand in the hollows gnaw at something worse.the waiting lists are long, and you are drained.the billows settle low, cold

29 May 2024: a square around your face. to frame. These are sharp. scissors, new scissors:.

24 Jan 2024: As the importance is not whether it was meant to be,But merely that on the page it lies,And in every reader the poet triesTo foreground something strange and new.

24 Jan 2024: 2. But nowa new form of reverenceis practised in Greecethe self-confessed skepticsrun workshops and digsand stand in the templeannouncingUNESCO.

24 Jan 2024: your childhood’s playroom mat,And Rome and Paris too have roads that swerve and rise and fall,So why does New York City from the heavens look so flat? ... Maybe the new New Yorkers were just simply overcome;This thirteen-and-a-half mile Eden seemed to

24 Jan 2024: He left the quiet dawns behind, left tooa strange new religion, new gold mines, new laws and a people dead.

24 Jan 2024: suit,And only one pair of black shoes,And who’s going to help me put new laces in,Because you can’t wear quirky May Ball maroon-laced shoesTo bury

24 Jan 2024: the sun’s unknowing light,New but not news, a sign that all is right. —. ... The line of bodies on the table inThe dust-white room are children.Part of the news they lie upon, they can’tLook out at me, because their faces areRubbed out.

24 Jan 2024: Ineed a new project to keep me in trim—now the Gurkhas are happy—some shiny erection toburnish my halo.

18 Mar 2024: To foreground something strange and new. Sophie Davies.

29 May 2024: But I cried a splashy Victorian tear,. Finding the day so new and so odd,.

18 Mar 2024: when every step is new. and every mile is two,. and I’d walk twice that for you.

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

24 Jan 2024: though I’m craving more.My shoes have turned a whole new shade of wet.My Frost-bit ears resound with words I know.(How many miles to go till I

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

24 Jan 2024: Handfast; we unscroll your youthWhen ash-keyed branches dipped and prayedNot to hollows, but hellos—the crying of news.

17 Jun 2024: News / The state of the world (Stephen Robertson). The Wreck of the Echo Chorus (Adam Crothers). ... Quotation: ‘Now I construct / A new silence I hope to break.’ — W.S.

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

24 Jan 2024: These are sharpscissors, new scissors:no stone will blunt them. 2.

24 Jan 2024: II. In a new city and in love, we took a mapless walkat dawn, choosing our course by instinct, takingleft or right according to our whim, or how the lightwas caught.

24 Jan 2024: The dead lived on in my genes and my hairAnd the tea-leaves showed me nothing to fear;But I cried a splashy Victorian tear,Finding the day so new and

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: Concordance  A random poem. The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered

24 Jan 2024: hill. News ofthe fact of you (your real- and rightness) makesthe act of meaning something no great shakes.

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at

17 Jun 2024: New Year’s Day 1987 (Ben Jones). Candlelight (Tony Goryn). Unnatural disasters (Stephen Robertson). ... Equinox (Tom Houlton). New beginnings (Hannah Greenstreet). [The talons of persistence] (Mohammed Ali).

29 May 2024: Home page Indexes: The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered poem, and perhaps in looking at