NEW WORK POSTED IN EACH CATEGORY FLAGGED ON THIS PAGE
*POETRY LISTED ACCORDING TO DATE FIRST POSTED:
28.8.10: Here; Reprise; Seasonal Greetings; Virtutis Fortuna Comes; Intimations.
31.7.10: Bearings; Perspectives; Are We Nearly There?; The Drowned Field; Zeleznik’s Theory of Knowledge.
30.5.10: A Book of Hours; Dulce Domum; The Fall of Europe; Orpheus; Chuzpah.
18.4.10: Aliases; After the Riots; The Last Refuge; Only One in Step; The Disguised Republic.
28.3.10: Oh Yes There Is!; The Price; Prepositions II; The Greatest of These; Parting the Ways.
22.2.10: A Life; Saudade; The Classical Tradition; Freedom; Wishes.
31.1.10: Fido; George Gershwin at Chirk Castle; Witness this Army; Prepositions; Good Hope.
20.12.09: Looking for Puffins: South Stack Revisited – A Poem for our Daughter; At Mycenae 1984; A Bit of a Shambles; The Embrace of Nothing; The Spider at the Door.
29.11.09: Accidents, Love, Again; The Wreck of the Rothesay Castle; The Poker; Bestiary.
30.10.09: Bulkeley Hotel, Beaumaris, Ynys Môn; Dedham Vale Revisited; Epiphanies; 1951; Visiting  Mother in Bedlam.
17.9.09: And With A Little Pin; Bryn Celli Ddu, Ynys Môn ; For Those In Peril; In Memoriam; Wildness.
21.8.09: 4th August 1944; A Neighbourhood Of Strangers; First Date; La Pièta; The Heart’s Testimony.
23.7.09: Far Above Rubies; The Same Shared Ground; Confederate Cemetery, Alton, Illinois; Virtually Birdless in Assisi; The Measure of All Things.
22.6.09: Parish Church, Burford; We Prisoners; Lost; Children’s Hour; Ezra Pound in Venice.
27.4.09: A Short History; Unbidden; ‘East End Girl Dancing the Lambeth Walk’: Bill Brandt; The Outing; Portrait of the Artist.
#1 by Geoffrey Wall - January 4th, 2010 at 17:26
Reading your South Stack Revisited – love the churlish Larkinesque opening moves with the forlorn erotic comedy of youth and age – but then something from elsewhere – tenderly appreciative – like one of Hardy’s memory-poems of place-revisited- AND I do think there ought to be a collected Selzer by now – so boldly sending the link to Paul Keegan at Faber.
#2 by David - January 5th, 2010 at 12:40
What a start to the New Year and the new decade! Such comparisons with exalted favourites – and such an expression of faith! Humbling. Thank you.