Poem: Under Our Golden Dome

For Representative Peter Conlon, retiring

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Our Cornwall poet writes in celebration of our earthly astronauts.

A months-long celebration of poetry in Bristol will culminate this month with several opportunities for community members engage with poems.

‘We didn’t know we would mourn today.”

Problems beset our nation, but at least there’s still football.

What was it like to attend Bianca Stone’s book launch? J.T. Price takes us there…

Community members are invited to join in on a months-long celebration of poetry kicking off in Bristol this week.

“Luci loved the natural world, and over her life as a poet she practiced what it meant to be attentive.”

“Rails/on a sleigh for the ride up to/Bread Loaf. Its rising mountain./ Its writers, porch-rocking, revising/their novels and poems, refusing/to correct a frozen typo.”

A poem by Abigail Balon, 14, of Panton was published by the Young Writers Project last month.

“Better to donate what we can./Give away our hearts,/Be lifted. Tenor to soprano./The phantoms in our barns,/Love struck in Panton’s stones.”

A poem in memory of Lia Smith.

A poem from Gary Margolis.

Cornwall family brings a new kind of sound that’s definitely worth a listen.