What Might Spill Out
Susan WatsonWelcome to What Might Spill Out, a blog about poetry and ceramics, practice and process.
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On returning, turning again, coming back
The French call it la rentrée, two words that neatly sum up the sense of a shift in the emotional landscape that most people experience around this time of year. Literally, returning. For some, picking things up again where they left off, f...
On Leaving Home for the Final Time
Just over a fortnight ago I finally completed the sale of my late parents’ house, which was also the house I grew up in. We moved in when it was newly built, in January 1965. I remember the three of us riding in the cabin of the removal van...
On the Difficult Subject of the Voice
There are many reasons why I haven’t been able to post here as often as I would have liked. One of them is that since January I have been taking an advanced poetry course run by Faber Academy; as promised on their website, it has been inten...
On the properties of a bowl, again
Lately, I haven’t been able to make very much progress with what I still think of as the ‘Rie project’. One of Margaret Drabble’s narrators describes this state much better than I could: ‘The whole of the next month went on in the same way,...
And why do I squander my life-time painting....
A couple of weeks before my visit to Poetry in Aldeburgh I read this passage from George Eliot’s novel Daniel Deronda. It is a remark made by Daniel Deronda himself.
People who do anything finely always inspire me to try. I don’t mean th...
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I write poems and prose. My work has appeared in The Rialto, Long Poem Magazine and The North. My pamphlet The Time of the Angels was published by Dragonsmoke Press in 2021.
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