Nonnawatchbell
@alexjosephy.bsky.social
Poet, Rye and Montalcino, Siena. Admirer of wading birds, especially avocets. Believer in speaking truth to power. Small steps against hateful autocracies and wilful destruction of our planet.
@cerrig1.bsky.social hi Tim! Hunkered down by the fire today.
January 26, 2025 at 3:15 PM
@cerrig1.bsky.social hi Tim! Hunkered down by the fire today.
I saw a goldfinch today, battling and dancing in the gale. And thought of this gorgeous goldfinch poem in Isabel Bermudez’s ‘Bar de las Reminiscenzias.’
November 24, 2024 at 8:02 PM
I saw a goldfinch today, battling and dancing in the gale. And thought of this gorgeous goldfinch poem in Isabel Bermudez’s ‘Bar de las Reminiscenzias.’
Poetry pamphlets are great!
Clare Best’s ‘End of Season’ (Frogmore Press), dual language English and Italian, also a song cycle, is a current favourite. Delicately detailed landscapes and vignettes carry a moving emotional arc. And Maria Isakova-Bennett’s cover image holds the poems beautifully.
Clare Best’s ‘End of Season’ (Frogmore Press), dual language English and Italian, also a song cycle, is a current favourite. Delicately detailed landscapes and vignettes carry a moving emotional arc. And Maria Isakova-Bennett’s cover image holds the poems beautifully.
November 23, 2024 at 11:41 AM
Poetry pamphlets are great!
Clare Best’s ‘End of Season’ (Frogmore Press), dual language English and Italian, also a song cycle, is a current favourite. Delicately detailed landscapes and vignettes carry a moving emotional arc. And Maria Isakova-Bennett’s cover image holds the poems beautifully.
Clare Best’s ‘End of Season’ (Frogmore Press), dual language English and Italian, also a song cycle, is a current favourite. Delicately detailed landscapes and vignettes carry a moving emotional arc. And Maria Isakova-Bennett’s cover image holds the poems beautifully.
Missing our little Italian town… but I seem to have brought the weather back with me to the UK.
November 19, 2024 at 5:13 PM
Missing our little Italian town… but I seem to have brought the weather back with me to the UK.