4 poetry books. Somewhere a Tree waits for an Angel or a Butterfly (Hedgehog Poetry 2024) The Stone Messenger & The Space Between Rain (IDP) Stroking The Air.
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Eileen Carney Hulme retweeted
Sunrise at Stonehenge today (25th October) was at 6.47am, sunset is at 4.54pm 🌤 – at Compton Chamberlayne, England
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"I always had the deepest affection for people who carried sublime tears in their silences."
~ Virginia Woolf
Collecting Firewood (1915)
🎨 Peder Mørk Mønsted
Eileen Carney Hulme retweeted
Sunrise at Stonehenge today (21st October) was at 7.40am, sunset is at 6.02pm 🌦️
Today’s suggested themes on @TopTweetTuesday are journey, edge or revelation, under 80 words.
Here’s my little something. Thanks @MatthewMCSmith Have a great day poets.
Eileen Carney Hulme retweeted
Under the night sky ✨
Away from streetlights and noise, the stars come out properly here in North Yorkshire, thousands of them, scattered across the sky 🤩
Somewhere between the silence and the sheer scale of it all, it's hard not to feel small 🌌 – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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Celebrating craftswoman, embroiderer, designer, pioneer of artistic dress, model, wife and mother - Jane Morris, who was born on this day in 1839.
Three depictions of her, first by her husband, William Morris, her friend, Evelyn De Morgan, and lastly by her lover, Rossetti. …
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“Pride & Prejudice” is a novel by Jane Austen. Written when she was aged 20–21. It was published in 1813.
It follows Elizabeth Bennet who learns about the repercussions of hasty judgments and comes to appreciate the difference between superficial goodness & actual goodness.
Eileen Carney Hulme retweeted
Sunrise at Stonehenge today (18th October) was at 7.35am, sunset is at 6.08pm 🌤 – at Compton Chamberlayne, England
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Across from Luskentyre on Harris, in the Outer Hebrides. Pink clouds over the hills, turquoise water and miles of white sand. It's one of my favourite places to photograph anywhere.
Would you believe this is the UK?
Eileen Carney Hulme retweeted
Sunrise in Staithes and the place belongs to no one but the light 🌞
Before a single boat stirs, before footsteps touch the cobbles, before the first visitor arrives.
Just the sun finding its way between the headlands and the harbour quietly keeping the moment to itself 🥰 – at Staithes, England
Eileen Carney Hulme retweeted
Sunrise at Stonehenge today (17th October) was at 7.35am, sunset is at 6.10pm 🌤 – at Compton Chamberlayne, England
For #fragmentsfriday this is my effort of 18 words today. Many thanks @MatthewMCSmith and all who take part.
Pool, reflection, vision, these are the prompt words to choose from for this week’s @TopTweetTuesday Here is my effort under 80 words with thanks as ever to @MatthewMCSmith and all my fellow poets.
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Sunrise at Stonehenge today (11th October) was at 7.22am, sunset is at 6.23pm 🌤
Saturday haiku
grief buries the sun
tears are memories reshaped
crows cease to explain
ECH sept 10th 2026
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I’m honored to have “A Relic of Dragonalia: A Conversation Poem” published by Pub 518. It was written for someone beloved to me who died last December. I wrote about some of the inspirations (including bits about Wuthering Heights) in an interview here: pub518.com/post/droids-drago…
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Sunrise at Stonehenge today (8th October) was at 7.17am, sunset is at 6.29pmm 🌤 – at Compton Chamberlayne, England
Nils and one of my favourite ever songs 💜
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