Poetry Forum

It must be getting cold where you are, now. I lived in Copenhagen for a year about 10 years ago teaching English and it was very cold but very beautiful too. Not very cold yet, mostly +5-10 degrees C, so I shan't complain. But the Danish winters were generally colder 10 years ago. Myself, I lived i...

eek indeed. I have quite a stockpile of fish-zombie photos. This is one of the ugliest.

Happy p-S right back at ya, Seth!

Jane

Very fine stuff you have there, Tristan.
Every one of the three is first-class food for thought. I like that.
Congratulations!

Jane

(PS: must admit I had to check up on Corbyn. Now I'm wiser.)

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Hi Seth, hi David - Buckets of thanks for looking in on this! And thanks also for reminding me of the scarecrow poem, and for the singing scarecrow, I didn't know that one. While being a keen gardener myself, I must admit to a certain fondness of these bright orange specimens; not least since they'v...

A very good foursome, Tristan.
My personal favourite is the first one, Images in a dark room. The atmosphere, O wow.
Congrats again!

Jane

Thanks a lot, JJ, for visiting the slugs' diner! I tell you, it came slithering out from under the nettles like a piece of wine-gum from outer space. I shared a biscuit with it. What actually surprised me was the slug's reaction: genuine, unmistakable happiness. I love it when stuff like this happen...

That one seems to be great stuff. Congrats, Marc!

Jane

Hoppla! Well done, Seth.
I like all three, and very much.
Mostly the Highland Cows on the Road. Some of my favourite critters they are, though preferably off-road (ATC!).

Jane

(Please imagine a hieland coo smiley right here)

Yes. That is more than just impressive. It has a life of its own.

Great applause to Ros and David for composing this issue! It looks really interesting. Right now I'm hanging in a sort of bothersome limbo between an old and a new computer, so haven't had a chance to read it as thoroughly as I like to do - ach, not even all of it yet - but I'll come round to it. Tr...

An admirably precise short, Tristan. I like it so much. Congrats!

And Noon feels like a very good mag.

Jane

Ever so cool & lovely, Ray.
Your poem too.

Jane

Yes, cheers indeed, and congrats galore!
Good stuff, Tristan.

Jane

It looks like PG'ers are achieving Poetry World Dominion:

http://threedropspoetry.co.uk/2015/10/0 ... is-out-now

Congrats to David, Seth, Mac and Marc ..... and me too, said the magpie ...

You're a master heron-stalker. And that's a marvellous portrait!

(I never managed to get that close to one, not even with my zoomiest lens.)

Jane

Great stuff there, Mac!

Muchly enjoyed. (yumm)
Congrats!

Jane

Yea, that's what it is. Terrific.

Congrats, Ray!

Jane

Wow! Big and happy-shining congrats, Ros!

That's really something. I mean, it's hardly just any old ragmag, ey?

Jane

David, Mac, Seth, Ros . . . . . thank 'ee kindly! (verymuchly too.)

Jane

Here:

http://threedropspoetry.co.uk/2015/08/2 ... jane-roken

(Working my way through a hefty backlog of poems-in-the-email, I found this:)

http://thestaresnest.com/2015/08/11/ray ... nalisation

I like it a lot. Congrats, Ray!

Jane

O Wow, Seth! Both of these are miracle poems, each in its own special way.
And yes, that wonky-winged angel is irresistible. Cool. Very.

Congrats!

Jane

I like that one. Congrats, Seth!

Imagine, a Fat Damsel mag ... ooo, and she seems to be an interesting critter too.

Jane