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• Nancy's Dream
  by linaji

  Ogres and Watchers came and dared / But No One in her dream / much cared

  this came on the tails of the art first.. new for me.

• PINNACLE OF TRUTH
  by linaji

  Scathes my lack of intention / Attacks my dullard fears / Presses me on / And pulls the reigns of attention / Back from unconscious years.

  I / wrote this piece when I finished the Art..

• Decisions
  by Gayla Drummond

  In less than thirty minutes, she’s at the train station, buying a ticket without caring where it takes her.

  A short bit for the comp on the photo Passenger , by Richard Veal.

• Designer Kidneys
  by linaji

  What a pair of Kidneys I have, They dream of ones like these

  I went to this most amazing Artist Gallery, Devalyn Marshall.. I knew I wanted her work at our little ole’ Group.. ABSTRACT DIGITAL ART AND WRITING GROUP.. OR ADAWG / Then I saw her work…..DESIGNER KIDNEYS WOW.. YOU CAN SEE WHY I WAS INSPIRED.. PLEASE LOOK AT HER BODY OF WORK!! /

• Shades of Gray #1
  by Gayla Drummond

  NSFW

• Shades of Gray #2
  by Gayla Drummond

  NSFW

• Grafiek nu
  by Martin Derksema

  Grafiek nu is an annual exibition of Dutch contemporary Graphic Art.

  Grafiek nu is an annual exibition of Dutch contemporary Graphic Art.

• DAY & NIGHT
  by Stephen Jackson

  It’s night, when one needs love like blood, / And a city is an iceberg of lights, / The air throbs, roars like a distant bear. / The finger …

  The self-portrait of an Outsider: a depressive in one of the world’s great cities.

• Contemporary Fix
  by hudson roper

  The fire in my mind is cooking up an empty dish / Replaying my favourite desolation clips / From when your back is being whipped / My gravey…

• OUT OF LATVIA
  by Stephen Jackson

  OUT OF LATVIA [Sunday Telegraph’s title] Riga is the colour of the Eastern bloc, like nougat kicked around in a gutter. Beyon…

  My pal Suzanne has suggested that I add more prose to my profile. So here’s the long version of a feature which appeared in the late 1990’s in both the Sunday Telegraph and the late (reasonably lamented) European. I’m sure the political vicissitudes I mention here have since sorted themselves out peachily – don’t they always – but the role in our British media for this kind of reportage diminishes by the day.

• Haiku 2 - Divorce
  by anaisnais

  divorce - / shattered / dreams

• Haiku 4 - drink
  by anaisnais

  carbonated / bubbles / burst

• Haiku 19 - hairdresser
  by anaisnais

  talking / hairdresser trims— / snips

• Haiku 20 - one way
  by anaisnais

  changing direction / one way street— / police car

• Haiku 21 - ball
  by anaisnais

  playing soccer / ball misses goal— / smashes window

• Haiku 22 - goodbye
  by anaisnais

  marriage / lovers say goodbye / divorce

• Haiku 27 - washing
  by anaisnais

  washing machine / clean clothes wet— / key

• Haiku 28 - school
  by anaisnais

  school work / bell chimes— / ice-cream

• My haiku course notes - can they help you too?
  by anaisnais

  There are two elements to writing a haiku. a)phrase – the set up (usually over 2 lines) / b)fragment – the revelation (often juxtapose…

• Were These Mere Co-incidents...
  by N Kumar Bellani

  I have a strange feeling that some of my paintings have an element of foreboding…intuition…premonition…some strange connection with some …

  ...the same group of rowdy kids who’d hurled raw eggs on me and my paintings came-up and one of them, sounding more jeering than informing me with any sympathy, said to me that “there’s been a great earthquake and a giant tidal wave in India today…I seemed to have lost my ground and I panicked…worried more about my kids and my family back in India… The rest is history… Tsunami had struck…the TV said….. ...In October 2004 while I was staying at Dr. R.S. Bola’s house on 46, Amberley Road, Slough, SL2 2LR, England, I had no way of knowing that in the wildest of my imagination that England could ever see floods, ever. I had no notion at all. THE FLOODS CAME TO ENGLAND IN THE SUMMER OF 2007, WHICH IS HISTORY AS WELL… ...SO HOW DID IT EVER OCCUR TO ME TO PAINT A TSUNAMI WHEN I’D NEVER EVEN HEARD THE WORD BEFORE?…OR PAINTING ’ A PLACE I KNOW’... I HAVE NO EXPLANATION, DO YOU OR ANYONE ?...

• A Walk Is A Great Idea...
  by N Kumar Bellani

  A walk in England is a pleasure…You can either lose yourself or discover yourself… a great experience, either way…

  Travel Experiences…more of the photographs from these travels are on / my bubble…

• The Guests
  by N Kumar Bellani

  They are a cross between fish and sperm… so I think they are the creators.. I have to say one more thing.. they look like’…..Bellini’s….

  ‘The Guests’...from another world… Hand painted / enamel-on-board This is a part of a real conversation between a great friend of mine and me…....

• Squares and Stairs
  by Jan Stead JEMproductions

  Squares and stairs / angles and bears / Whenever I walk down the street / I’m ever so careful who I meet

  This inspiration for this small piece derives from two sources ~ a children’s rhyme by A.A. Milne and the photo squares and stairs”, for which it was written as an accompaniment. / When I finally manage to get the process of inserting one of my photos beside my writing, I will happily, no joyfully do so! Until then I have to merely insert links. /

• Babe's Devotion
  by Assef Al-Jundi

  The innocence / in your sparkling indigo eyes. / A babe’s devotion / untested by time…