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Hunting Animals and Conserving Species
Today’s poem mirrors Prince Philip’s paradoxical role as conservation champion and huntsman; one side of his character seemingly enjoying the saving of animals’ lives and the other t… more →
Folding Mirror Poetry
Hunting Animals and Conserving Species
foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 days ago: Today’s poem mirrors Prince Philip’s paradoxical role as conservation champion and hunts … more →
Climate Change poem
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 1 week ago: I just wrote this and feel a little out of order, as the UN Copenhagen Climate Change conference doe … more →
Humanity is the Filter of the World
foldingmirrorpoet wrote 2 weeks ago: Hands up if you want to save the Nepal Himalaya This is the 100th post here on fmpoetry. Thanks to a … more →
Yet Through the Pain Barrier we Write Poetry
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 3 weeks ago: *This poem has been revised since posting, which hopefully again shows the benefits of getting your … more →
Decisions, Decisions: Crossing the Rubicon Poem
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 1 month ago: Crossing the Rubicon Decisions, decisions, should I bite the bait? or should one wait, but will it b … more →
Rich and Poor Divided by Railway Floor
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 1 month ago: Railway Line Division Vision born on the right side of the tracks wide roads and big houses clean tr … more →
String Theory Poem: Scientific Poetry
foldingmirrorpoet wrote 1 month ago: Watching a BBC Horizon documentary about Black Holes and how they could offer clues to the start of … more →
Leeds City and Canal Poem
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 2 months ago: As tree-athlon running fever grips Leeds I thought it was time to publish this poem to the city of L … more →
Ode to Socrates
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 3 months ago: Truth is Enough for Existence My goal in life is to find enough about our existence to know the trut … more →
Friday Filler: Improvised Writing / Poetry Career Poem
foldingmirrorpoet wrote 3 months ago: The Greenygrey kicked me out of the Greenygrey Rambles blog today, and I had to give way to my wolf … more →
Turning Negatives into Positives: the Green in the Grey
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 3 months ago: Firstly, I made a few alterations to the Hiking Hadrian poem, changing words so that I didn’t … more →
Iridescent Colours, Sunset and Last Light Poem
foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: Today we have a poem that I just did, from an idea that came to me while adding a video link to the … more →
Hadrian's Wall British Nature Hiking Poem
foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: I hiked along the Hadrian’s Wall path a couple of weeks ago, and thought it would make good su … more →
My Name is Nobody Continues Spaghetti Western Theme
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: Continuing the spaghetti western theme for the NaiSaiKu Challenge, this Tuesday’s Folding Mirr … more →
Haircut in a Mirror: Comedy Poetry ...(I hope)
foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: Today’s Folding Mirror poem is an attempt at comedy from Marc Latham which first appeared in T … more →
Fistful of Dollars Spaghetti Western Film Poem
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: Today’s Folding Mirror tells the story of the Fistful of Dollars film. It was the first of a S … more →
Surface Poem Trilogy 3: Myth and Legend
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: For the third and concluding poem of the Surface trilogy we travel out from the human mind to its st … more →
Surface Poem Trilogy 2: Human Image and Self
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: Today we have the second part of Marc Latham’s Surface. Please see the first part of the poetr … more →
Surface Poem Trilogy 1: the Physical
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foldingmirrorpoet wrote 4 months ago: Today we have the first of three poems that make up the Surface trilogy. All three poems appeared in … more →
