Edith Joyce
tracing paper, pen
2007
Concrete poems combine word and image, they use the visual presentation of words to add to their meaning.
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an archive of poems 2006 to 2017
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About the poetry
We use the stuff of the everyday to make poems. Allowing ordinary voices to be privileged : allowing both participants own voices (their clean language, dialect, slang, spelling, their sound) and their physical condition (dementia, forgetfulness, non-linear logic, physical difficulties) to be part of the poem-making.
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- Yearby yearning
- Marlhill manifesto
- a nearly man
- time disappears when you're in hospital
- simple questions
- The Boredom
- make me feel
- Pills by the bucketful
- golden lads and girls
- One Good Friday
- believe
- Thee thy summer
- you-wise
- cogito ergo sum
- Burnt Umber
- elderly people's concern
- all infection this sun sucks up
- Greenwood
- mouth chin smile
- fingerprint
- Plain wears a wedding dress
- Feeling more myself
- I wonder
- Stuffed cabbage
- Lucky
- In between times
- History
- a Blue Star Line journey
- Above clouds
- when I eat celery
- stormy sea
- Mary arrival
- pictures speak louder
- marching to the song
- HM Goldberg: an arrival
- a journey
- an arrival
- Gold ring
- a train journey Germany /1938
- a train journey Buchenwald /1938
- Stuffed aubergine
- Strudel greedy
- Marshmallow
- Dips
- today is nothing
- Proms
- Ought?
- never to be forgotten
- Land Girl Song
- a conversation about trains
- years
- Green
- Paracetemol soup
- Paleface
- Nazis
- refugees
- Look forward
- King Cotton's Table
- It was always meals, love
- icecream
- Gypsies
- Father
- The season to go
- Dozens
- Desert after
- Buzz Bomb
- Appleman
- Gout
- migraine
- No use to nothing
- We all want to get home
- About 25 a day
- The ashes of youth
- Emeralds
- and to accept gratefully what is offered
- Actressing
- Fade away nicely
- Be ar b aiting for the queen
- Relief
- a Kingdom
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