Nikki Robson
@nikki_d_robsonPoet. From Northern Ireland, lived for 20 years Scotland, now living in Suffolk. Interested in poetry, literature, food and travelling.
'At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.' #LestWeForget #RemembranceDay #RemembranceSunday #RemembranceSunday2024
New series of Wolf Hall starts this Sunday.
Submissions to this year's Moth Poetry Prize – one of the world's biggest prizes for a single poem – are now open. There's €11,000 up for grabs if your poem catches the eye of this year's judge, Fiona Benson! Closing 31 December. 🌟 bit.ly/mothpoetry24
An #Otwituary for music producer and arranger #Quincy Jones To be that vital, that permanent, the slender thread braiding sweet and swing and stomp and screen, in good company and bad, always beating out your own signature.
One of the nicest after-holiday activities is trying to recreate those memorable dishes. A decent attempt was made at Spinach Pie and Giant Lima Beans and tonight’s will be Aubergine Imam. If only I had Corinthian pottery to cook it in!
This poem is definitely worth a second read.
'The smell of the aftershave that couldn't be washed off...' Congratulations to @CaroleBromley1: 'The Last Person on Earth' is the IS&T Pick of The Month for September 2024. To revisit this fine poem – that does not let go – & see voters' comments, go to inksweatandtears.co.uk/september-2024…
Thank you for reading and sharing today's poem - Tadpole Song by Chris Rice
This is so beautiful ❤️
Just one of the many beautiful poems in the new @NiallCPoetry collection The Island in the Sound from @BloodaxeBooks Highly recommended!
What a visit. We feel very blessed to have seen so many spectacular sights. And to have walked up so many rocky mountains. And to have spotted a turtle in the wild! Corinth, Nemea, Mycenae, Epidaurus and Nafplio, thank you.
Delighted to have this poem in Atrium today ☺️
When I’m not there, you are, – Jeanette Burton @Nettie31 atriumpoetry.com/2024/10/22/whe…
Our cruise apprehension has proved unfounded and we have seen some beautiful and wonderful sights, particularly in Istanbul and Ephesus. But the greatest and deepest pleasure has been just sitting watching the sea. What beauty and peace it brings - even on this last stormy night.
An absolutely beautiful poem from Laura McKee.
Laura McKee's 'Frida's corset' is featured on the website today. Read the full poem at the link below or through the link in our bio: inksweatandtears.co.uk/laura-mckee-2/
Thank you for reading and sharing today's poem - The dragon is back but it doesn’t feel like twelve years by @Grizonne
The dragon is back but it doesn’t feel like twelve years – Elizabeth Gibson @Grizonne atriumpoetry.com/2024/10/11/the…
My Face is a Haibun – Katie Beswick @katieabeswick atriumpoetry.com/2024/10/04/my-…
And we're off! Submissions are open for issue 83 of The Interpreter's House until 14 November. Send us your very best poems and short stories. Check our submissions page for details theinterpretershouse.org/submissions
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