In all our sanctuaries we sit at risk

Author: Rogan Wolf

  • Portraits of my Shadow

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  • Meeting-Points

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  • My Shadow at Night

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  • A Second Song of I and Thou

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    There are two themes at work is this series of “songs”. One is I and Thou. The other is I and My Shadow. I am alternating the themes each day, like plaiting a piece of string. So for this third song, here is I and Thou again. Of course I and you are absolutely separate…

  • A Song in Praise of my Shadow

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  • Songs from our Seclusion (congratulations, Keir Starmer)

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    What can poetry offer our enforced Corvid-19 seclusion, this locked-in time of question, tension, upset and loss, this desert time ? In some eras and cultures, poetry has played and still plays a major role in the community’s life. In others, barely any. And only partly does that depend on how good the poets are.…

  • The Severn in the Neighbourhood of North Italy

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      The question is, I suppose, what makes a neighbourhood, at the present time ? North Italy is quite a distance away from the river Severn, and in lock-down. But so is Britain, I and my next door neighbour and neighbours.  But now that we in Britain have “got it done” – whatever puerile hoodlum…

  • Severn Shorts

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    I am getting to know the River Severn. A longish poem about it is already up among the “collected works” on the right (“Of My Neighbour the Severn”) Here below are some later brief impressions, or experiences, of the Severn’s nature. The picture above was taken by Nicola Knoop.        And I did…