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Links

www.poetrymagazines.org

Poetry lovers see poems of Josephine Dickinson. Josephine, a stunning poet (and a tarot customer) toured in the US in 2007, but lives in a remote location in County Durham. Her work can be Googled on many other sites including Facebook

www.inpressbooks.co.uk/acumen

Visit this site to read about myths among many other things: why do we still need them?

In Lancashire there is the Litfest

www.litfest.org

an ongoing programme of literary events and activities for writers and readers of fiction and poetry supported by Lancaster City Council.

Poems

Compute Awe 

God@pearlygates.com

Designed a World in RAM and ROM

The Programme’s called Till Kingdom Come

No viruses have crashed it yet

Designed by Devil@hell.net

He’s got high hopes for ‘Double Damn’

But can’t get past the Anti-Spam

Old Nick the Hacker means to win

We’re on alert but still plugged in

We hear the Godcomputer hum

The universal sound of ‘Ommmm’

As living things sing all creation

In chorus with the angel nation

The sound that is the Anti-Spam

The sound that blocks the Double Damn

Creation real and unpretending

In countless files with files still pending

From here to nebula most far

 From single cell to giant star

From all a life from birth to death

And in-between its every breath

Our highest inspiration

And spirit’s destination

The ROM His Universal Laws

The RAM means; choices, chances, flaws

And Life that cannot be destroyed

Its bits and bytes just redeployed

In awe we stand, in hope we pray

The Programme runs till Judgement Day.

 

Compute Awe was published in The Literary Review 2002.

Rowen's Lullaby

 Little boy blue

So still on my arm

What would I not do

To keep you from harm?

We won't make you fight

For life that means pain

The fight will be cruel

If we make you remain

In this white place of  lights

No heaven's to gain

 

 Little boy blue

Midsummer's birth

We'll tuck you to sleep

In the quiet crib earth

In  gown with ducks on

With mitts and socks on

Your face in the photo

Shut tight, so tiny-fine

 Daisy in a dawn that's dusk

While light lasts is mine

 

published Undiscovered Minds, anthology, Poetry Now, 2002.