Unfortunately it’s still raining here in the UK.
You can find the buy links here for my poetry book Here Comes the Sun
Looking for a summer read? Pending Here Comes the Sun.
Tag: weather
Here comes the Sun: Pier.
Pier
(extract)
windy pier blows
its way across the pavement
one thrust of its hips at a time
Katie Lewington (C)
Lunchtime Review. Peeking Cat š± Poetry Magazine. The April Issue. Editor Sam Rose ( @writersamr )
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As always with Peeking Cat there is a varied selection of poems and stories from writers in Scotland to Bangor. I like the travel theme in this issue, particularly as it is coming up to *that* time of year.
The Rush to Relax by David Attree is a delightful rhyming poem on the experiences of travel: what to do with your hoodie, have you got your passport, luggage weight, the body scanner, and so on. Twelve Dark Days of Summer by Michelle Wray is a sombre depiction of a gloomy outdoor scene, of which us in the UK are quite used to. There are also song lyrics in A First Broken down Valise by Chris Rogers, an excellent prose piece in A Study of Frowns by John E. McBride, and a sobering story His Mistress by Rafael Pursley, in gardens, with flowers, used as metaphors for a troubled relationship.
Another fantastic issue of Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine.
