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A Lincolnshire Earthquake
from YouTube :: Tag // semanal08 March 03, 2008
A poem about a previous earthquake in Lincolnshire, in 1992. semanal08, week 9. Author: sunkisland Keywords: lincolnshire earthquake poem poetry sunkisland michael blackburn semanal08 Added: March 3, 2008
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Breakfast With FT: semanal08
from YouTube :: Tag // semanal08 February 20, 2008
Lovely sesame toast and a cup of tea. Reading the FT to keep up with the fate of my millions. This could be a lumiere but I prefer it to run a little longer. Week 7. Author: sunkisland Keywords: semanal08 lumiere breakfast sunkisland Michael Blackburn Added: February 20, 2008
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Breakfast With FT
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) February 19, 2008
Lovely sesame toast and a cup of tea. Reading the FT to keep up with the fate of my millions. This could be a lumiere but I prefer it to run a little longer. Week 7.
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The Echo Room
from popular posts - blip.tv (beta) February 08, 2008
The poet Brendan Cleary talks about the poetry revival in Britain during the 1980s and what inspired him to start 'The Echo Room', which became one of the seminal magazines of the decade. The anthology he mentions right at the beginning of the clip is 'In Dark Times', which is a selection of poems from the first 10 years of 'The Echo Room' . As such it is the most representative anthology of that time. And unfortunately out of print. The period from 1985 to 1995 witnessed a wide-scale, provincial revival of poetry at a grass roots level in Britain, much of it produced as a reaction to the social, political and economic conflicts of the time. This revival was, as Brendan says, a kind of loose affiliation between poets and small press editors up and down the country. It was a de-centralised renewal of poetry which caught the metropolitan establishment completely by suprise. Without this initial revival, which raised the public profile of poets and poetry for the first time in a couple of decades, there would definitely have been no 'New Generation' Poets, no media blather about the 'Poetry Boom', and possibly no Forward Prize and National Poetry Day either. None of this is acknowledged and neither is the work of dozens of poets who made it happen. The establishment recovered its ground and continued the usual game of promoting a handful of star poets. This was a period of poetry productivity in the UK as important as, if not more important than that of the 1960s. The real history needs to be recorded. This video forms part of my effort to form an archive relating to that period. The sound quality on this clip is OK, but the visuals are rough. But it's better than nothing. Copies of Brendan's poetry collections can be bought on Amazon.
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Numbers Station Hypnosis: semanal08
from YouTube :: Tag // semanal08 January 24, 2008
Hypnosis induced by listening to secret short-wave numbers stations. semanal08 week 3. Recording courtesy of the Conet Project (Internet Archive.) Author: sunkisland Keywords: numbers station hypnosis semanal08 Michael Blackburn sunkisland Conet Added: January 24, 2008
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Learning To Be A Ghost: semanal08
from YouTube :: Tag // semanal08 January 14, 2008
Looking through these windows. Inside is outside. No roof, no doors left. No glass. Floors of grass, broken concrete, sheep droppings, pieces of mediaeval masonry. Listen. You can hear time passing, glaciers melting. Semanal08, week 2. Author: sunkisland Keywords: semanal08 ghost sunkisland blackburn vlogging Added: January 14, 2008
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Learning To Be A Ghost: semanal08
from - blip.tv (beta) January 14, 2008
Looking through these windows. Inside is outside. No roof, no doors left. No glass. Floors of grass, broken concrete, sheep droppings, pieces of mediaeval masonry. Listen. You can hear time passing, glaciers melting. Semanal08, week 2.
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Birds, Bells and Footsteps: semanal08
from YouTube :: Tag // semanal08 January 07, 2008
A walk in the village. Footsteps in the foreground. Birds and bells in the background. And occasional wind noise. Author: sunkisland Keywords: semanal08 semanal08week1 sunkisland birds bells footsteps Michael Blackburn Lincolnshire Added: January 7, 2008
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The James Brothers
from Michael Blackburn September 05, 2007
A triptych of short poems about the James Brothers (William and Henry) as they might have been in a parallel universe.
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Blighty In Sunshine
from - blip.tv (beta) August 12, 2007
A Lumiere. One minute of soundless vision. The British enjoying sunshine by the seaside. Hunstanton, if you want to know. Oh, I do like to be...
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Bee's End
from Michael Blackburn July 19, 2007
Bee's End A dozy, dying bee lands on the arm of my blue shirt. I flick it away and it falls to the pale, warm slab at my feet. How long has it been, bee? Twenty days? Thirty? Perhaps not that. Eight hundred kilometers of flight for half a teaspoon of honey. Work, work, work, wearing you out. Now you're crawling alone with the last of your pointless pollen, waiting for the end. It's nearly over, but not yet. The ants have seen you. And here they come, those bastard ants.
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