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Change: I tevenage-EdinburghStevenage-EdinburghCity of brick and glass -my concrete Silkingrad has changed.Goodbye to my parents,and the Borough of Stevenage carries meleft into the long flat lands.The Scots are here already.Smoke and steam risebehind heaps of trees.Between the famous citiesthe
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Change: by TS Eliot (about whom I have ambivalent feelings). Over the course of 2007-2010 the original poem, 'The Garden City', expanded into a longer, basically autobiographical but wide-ranging sequence. I would say the general theme is the doubtfulness of hope.The Apple OrchardThese fragments I have
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Change: overacross the green.Two old men heave a giantbox from their lorry (John Lewis).Mrs Albon is pleased and the spiderhangs content in her web. Up on the hill, two policewomenskip from door to door.'Yes, there've been break-ins.'The crab apples taste warm and sweet
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Change: Sun on the white walls over the green.Two old men heave a giantbox from their lorry (John Lewis).Mrs Albon is pleased and the spiderhangs content in her web. Up on the hill, two policewomenskip from door to door.'Yes, there've been break-ins.'The crab
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Change: When they broke the rock, didThese thefragments elvesI die,have didshored theagainst elvesmy flee?ruins WhenT.S. willEliot, theThe elvesWaste return?Land I – The Garden CityThey planted a school in an apple orchard in Ebenezer’s first city, and
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Change: friendly, bearded guideengineer has shown us on his diagrams the furnace and the turbine room, explained how crates and furniture get cleaned and shredded for the plant. Through a round glass I peer and see an orange whirl of flames and sparks: beneath the skin of the machine the
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Change: have such sightsin atHertfordshireany home!more.Even Stevenage lacksso many sunlit blocks of flats,such golden arches,so much art upon the walls.The Knebworth ladies might be cold,but the love bus welcomes everybody,Chinese and curly Africans,pale schoolboys with protruding earsand
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Change: slowly tumble heads down -foaming -melt into the purple rocks -streaking -flow out in a fleshy brook - smoking -rise above the yellow scarp -ghosting -condense in bodies of grey trees -swaying.The above poem was based on one of Tamar Yoseloff's postcards at her workshop.
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Sep 24 2009, 11:11 AM EDT
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Change: first pub. in poetrymonthly.com 128, Nov. 2006Knebworth-Wimbledon'I am a barristerand I sit half the time as a judge,'says the square-shouldered lady,whereas I sit on the train,stealing away from the workplaceand back to my woman in London.Violet sleep pales into azure skyover
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Sep 1 2009, 12:00 PM EDT
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Change: ****s*** as far as the horizon. Da sah ich sie liegen: schön unsere Dörfer. Today in the provisional present I live in my great-grandfather’s house and still walk in the mud. One day after the apple orchard is gone, after the borogoves are gone, after the garden
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Change: The heart of the burning poppy is a black holerimmed with toothbrushes.From the petals' edge toothbrushes and paintbrushesscream into the green opal of space.The arse of the poppy strains, strainsand sheds rain on the dark Ionian Sea.Cleopatra escapes in a
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Change: NB The sections 'Piece of a dark rock' and 'A clear puddle' are meant to be indented.The Apple OrchardProloguePiece of a dark rockwhere the elves dwelledthe old elves. When they broke the rock, did the elves die, did the elves flee? When will
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Change: basically autobiographical but wide-ranging sequence. I would say the general theme is the doubtfulness of hope.NB The sections 'Piece of a dark rock' and 'A clear puddle' are meant to be indented.The Apple OrchardProloguePiece of a dark rockwhere the elves dwelledthe old elves. When
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Change: new earth.II - Grandmother is BuriedCome into my pupils and you will seea funeral party on a hillside, clouds racing in Odin’s wind. Though the god rides on the swiftest of steeds, a still greater power impels him, the gale roaring from riffling pages of a
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Change: NB The sections 'Piece of a dark rock' and 'A clear puddle' are meant to be indented.The Apple OrchardPrologue Piece of a dark rock where the elves dwelled the old elves. When they broke the rock, did the elves die, did the elves flee? When will
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Change: the course of 2007-2008 the original poem, 'The Garden City', expanded into a longer, wide-ranging sequence. I would say the general theme is the doubtfulness of hope.The Apple OrchardPrologue Piece of a dark rock where the elves dwelled the old elves. When they broke the rock, did
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Change: dwelled,dwelled the old elves. When they broke the rock, did the elves die, did the elves flee? When will the elves return? I – The Garden City They planted a school in an apple orchard in Ebenezer’s first city, and there we played ‘it’ among the trees, and
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