
My writing and images, and Meg's art - intersections of time, place and perception. You will find ecopoetry and prose, art, photography, and travel. Some is from my past, and some so new the ink and paint are still wet. Tell us what you think. Say hi!
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When
the light
comes, where does
the light come from?
In the Burren - view from a mountain. Looking down at the village of Fanore.
Surely
not just the
sun - that dim candle
shining, darkness swimming.
Old stones on a mountain,...
The Burren country - first impression by Meg
It is cold and windy, wild with an energy which seems to pass from sea to land to atmosphere and back into the waters again in a mad circular current - a torrent of power unseen but felt, reinfo...
As I write this it is early morning in County Cork, Ireland, with a light rain drifting down over the grey green estuary of the River Lee on the outskirts of the port town of Cobh. The tide has turned, ebbing, the unseen moon pulling the wa...
We have been travelling, mostly slowly, down the West coast of Ireland, starting in Donegal and ending up in Kerry - roughly traversing what is promoted as “The Wild Atlantic Way.”
“Wild” is of course a relative term, meaning different th...
In my last Post I gave an account of how we travelled to Ireland, returning after a gap of seven years in which so much has happened.
It doesn’t seem a long time, looking back, but if you divide your life into chunks of 7 years each, how m...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Lover of nature, sometime poet, full time human - Australia. Winner of the Bruce Dawe National Poetry Prize; Ulitarra Robert Harris National Poetry Prize; Roland Robinson Literary Award - Poetry; Roland Robinson Literary Award - Short Story
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ~Artist ~ Nurse. Art Teacher. Business Owner. I am billions of atoms hangin’ together as a person, living in an incidental, transient Universe.
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