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How to write Poetry Collaborations part 1

When the Rebecca Swift Foundation invited me to talk to other members about collaboration and fusion works with the very wonderful Maya Chowdhry and Joy Francis, I came away thinking that it would be really useful to share some of my ideas...

a year ago
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Happy Be-earth-day my loves

In my quiet way, and for years now, I’ve been wishing loved ones a Happy Be-earth-day to reflect my way of seeing birthdays as being earth, as celebrating a being of the Earth, because to be earth feels true to a sense of ‘arriving in the w...

a year ago
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Why plant poetry?

There are many serious answers to these questions but I'm going to propose that the main reason you might plant a poem is to add mischief and sparkle to your day.

Exuding joy and doing what we do with inquisitive playfulness is a radical...

a year ago
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New release from DIRT plantable poetry

Hello! I'm glad you're here, thanks for reading, and I hope to see you at one of the events below soon. We’ve been busy!

There's so much I want to say about getting to this point and what's growing in DIRT for the future but for now,...

2 years ago
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Where Donkeys Can Be Giants

George is a huge donkey, and when I say huge, I mean MASSIVE! He’s from the Baudet de Poitou breed and carries an impressive rug of hair.

He’s also partial to thistles. Who knew that donkeys and ponies love thistles? Everyone but me it see...

3 years ago
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    Plantable poetry project that soil-obsessed Alice Willitts started with the watery wonder that is JLM Morton. After all, what would soil be without water?! Here be bits and essays and links to the poetic hyphae this co-writing touches.

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