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Poetry Drawer: The Italian Kitchen: Politics: Ingratitude: Pan by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 17th January 2021 by Deborah Edgeley
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The Italian Kitchen Paulette was the most elegant person I had ever known,a ballet dancer, half-Swiss, half-Italian, with a British home.We walked into a cafe in Glasgow’s trendiest zone,the only friend I had made then during my studentship abroad. It … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: Percy Shelley’s Heart: Amulets: Edward Scissorhands: Expansive by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 7th October 2020 by Deborah Edgeley
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Percy Shelley’s Heart Don’t quote what scientists had thoughtof the heart that lay unburnedamongst a pyre’s ceremonious coal,a handful of gold,on the Tuscan shore. Don Juan had drowned in an ugly stormwhose wrath had claimed Percy and allon a voyage … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: Autumnal: A daughter takes after her father: Yonder: Deeds by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 29th July 2020 by Deborah Edgeley
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Autumnal Water is my element,hence the Summer became a girlhood’s favourite scene,heralding swimming, boats and vanilla ice-cream,but it took English Studies in my late teensto make me enamored with autumnal traits. Grey became imbued with a literary hue,with the Brontës … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: Blessed: Interlocking: Solemnity: Heritage by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 28th March 2020 by Deborah Edgeley
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Blessed I’m blessed with eyes that look inwards,that see the departed and joys to come,that sifts the beauty that’s foiled with smog,that keeps a gallery of lakes and fjords. I’m blessed with ears that vie with shells for capacity to … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: Exuberance: Black Dice: Charlotte Mew, a Nemophilist: Sacred by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 14th January 2020 by Deborah Edgeley
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Exuberance What sort of plumage is my exuberant words,words whose foliage no Autumns could scourge,whose leaves still flutter in speech and versewith eloquence? With what sort of rhythm the word bells resonates, a word that chimes with vespers and faith, … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: The Cerulean Lore by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 7th September 2019 by Deborah Edgeley
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The first two arrows that pierce my orbs through fluttering lashes, too loath to unfold, are cerulean fragments that, unhampered, probe my naked window every cloudless morn. My wavelengths, attuned, respond with a flow of rippling images that W. James … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: Complacency by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 28th August 2019 by Deborah Edgeley
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I cross the crowded streets, my mind congested with thoughts, get startled by myriads of complacent looks that are painted on faces like gilded books. The topography of miens remains intact. An imbecile look adheres like a mask, unruffled by … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: Moonbeams by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 20th August 2019 by Deborah Edgeley
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I keep a moonbeam in each afflicted eye, afflicted with neon and modern modes of light. They gloss my pupils with the sheen of pearls and shield their spheres from the evil spark, a celestial armour. In my sleep their … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: Joan of Arc in Thomas De Quincey’s Eyes by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 1st August 2019 by Deborah Edgeley
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Thomas had insisted that Joanna was a Lorrainer who conversed with angels in the heart of solitude, a shepherdess who saw God in forests and fountains, the fountain of Domrémy where fairies and fawns sought the sanctity of the woods. … Continue reading →

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Flash In The Pantry: A Blemished Slate by Dr. Susie Gharib

Posted on 21st May 2019 by Deborah Edgeley
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She was ushered by her uncle into the only room that was close to the front door of her grandparents’ spacious but very old house. He mumbled something in utter disapproval at her newly shaven head, which looked as a … Continue reading →

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