So pleased to see my poem about autumn ‘the other side of nowhere’ up on Foxglove Journal. Many thanks to Elizabeth Gibson, editor of this wonderful site.
You can read it here: https://foxglovejournal.wordpress.com/2017/09/07/the-other-side-of-nowhere-paul-waring/
I have had two dog theme poems published. The first one, ‘A Dog’s Life’, a cheeky dog point-of-view, appears in the September Issue (Issue 29) of Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine. I am so pleased to have snuck a dog poem in there! The second poem is another cheeky number – a senryu about a dog checking its wee-mails – which appears in the September Issue (Issue 21) of Failed Haiku.
A nice start to the BH weekend! I am so pleased to learn I have a poem in the forthcoming Issue 15 of The Lampeter Review. Many thanks to the editorial team.
So pleased that my poem ‘Monochrome Maze’ has been included in the current Visual Verse (Vol. 04 – Chapter 10). This is a really interesting site that invites poems in response to a visual prompt. Here is the link:
My two poems ‘Time To Go’ and ‘In Cities At Night’ via this link:
I am incredibly grateful to Elizabeth Gibson, editor of the wonderful Foxglove Journal for accepting three of my poems for future publication. Honestly, I’m so delighted by this news.
I am delighted that my poem ‘Not Quite 8½’ has been included in the inaugural issue of Northampton Poetry Review published today: https://www.northamptonpoetryreview.org/issue-1/
I am so grateful to editor Tom Harding who has produced a great collection of poems about his home town of Northampton and, perhaps not surprisingly, the theme of the first issue is shoes.
I’m double chuffed that my ekphrastic poem about Edward Burra’s painting ‘The Snack Bar’ was published today by Veronica Bruce, editor at Anapest Journal in America. I bought a print of the painting in York in 1988 and it was the first piece of art to adorn the walls of my little house there. I am still so fond of the painting and obviously I had plenty of time to think about what to write about it! I hope my poem does justice to the wonderful art of Mr Burra. Here’s the link to Anapest Journal:
I’m delighted that two of my poems ‘Fear That Can’t Speak’ and ‘1 What Every Child Needs (4)’ have been published by Wildflower Muse literary site based in the United States. I’m very grateful to Heather, the editor there for accepting my work.
You can view the poems via https://wildflowermuse.wordpress.com/2017/08/08/fear-that-cant-speak/
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