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Poetry Over Music

May 23, 2009 4:35 AM

Who Said You Can't Get Paid For Your Poetry.  
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Chris Guest

Jan 14, 2009 5:28 PM

Hello, Window. I hope you are having a wonderful new year.

I love your music, and I hope you will feel the same way about my newest song - entitled "Who's The One."

Thanks, and keep on creating wonderful music!
Dave

Jan 13, 2009 8:21 PM

well i considered making comment on ur blog. but didnt fancy getting into any arguments with ur blog mates. seems to happen a lot:D
yeah, its weird.
specially small things like that
Dave

Jan 13, 2009 4:53 PM

i love the latest blog. was really strange going round the place one last time. kept getting strange memories in most of the rooms. specially like the bit about the bathroom door clicking.
small things like that really will miss
---SPACE CLOSED---

Oct 22, 2008 8:11 AM

Thank you for the compliment!!
My space is opened 24 hours everyday :)
Poetry Over Music

Oct 7, 2008 11:30 PM

Get ready as P.O.M takes it to the next level.
We are asking everyone to get involved help spread the movement.
If you have a day or a few hours you can dedicate to the movement please email P.O.M Staff at poetryovermusic@gmail.com
As our movement grows in th UK and in Japan we need more of our family members to get involved.
Make sure you subscribe to the the bulletins and check out our world famous E.O.T.M/ P.O.M Radio Show The Last Sunday of every month.
With Over 20,000 Online Downloads And 70,000 Cd's Distributed We Are The Future The Artist.


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Dave

Jul 11, 2008 3:00 AM

Happy b day jen, as you don't have facebook anymore, this is my nearest opportunity to apologise for the late b day present. tis on the way, promise.
hope u and dave are both well
The Crazy Majority

Jun 9, 2008 5:43 AM

Hey,

I’ve just uploaded two new tunes!

One is called 'Leave It at the Door'
The other is 'Beautiful Creation'

I’ve also just given my MySpace a brand new crazy look!

I’d really, really love to know what you think of them!

=)

Martin

This is the start of a new era and your all invited to join in on the craziness!!! Next stop taking this baby LIVE!!!!
Susan Sonnen

Apr 20, 2008 12:28 AM

I am delighted that you found me, Jenny! Thank you for your kind words. I'm already excited to read your works! Your thoughts on poetry are inspiring and I very much enjoyed the beautiful music! Thank you again for adding more beauty to my life.

Love,
SusanPhotobucket
Madame Myfanwy

Apr 6, 2008 5:45 PM

It's walking on hot coals, but amazingly unburnt feet! I felt like Jesus. Only, you know, no water.
STRUCK NORTH PRODUCTIONS

Mar 19, 2008 6:58 PM

THANKS FOR THE ADD-BLESS-STRUCK NORTH
ken BarclayKenneth Barclay

Feb 27, 2008 5:11 PM

Thanks for visiting my page.

i enjoyed your song, "Angel over my floarboards". interesting lyrics.

i hope that you enjoy, some of my videos.

Have a great day.


ken Barclay
Madame Myfanwy

Feb 10, 2008 3:51 PM

I like the bucket image, it's very lovely. I've heard of the Singing Detective, but never actually seen it - I think I'll have to hire the series as everyone I know who's watched it has been impressed. Oh, and BOO HISS to parents friending you. Good fo ryou for deleting the evilness
14 Hour

Jan 6, 2008 12:14 AM

14 Hour - poetry, art and garage psychedelia
Apples For Everyone

Dec 13, 2007 10:51 AM

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14 Hour

Nov 21, 2007 7:37 PM

Looks like you came on Saturday. Hope you enjoyed the night.

Next gig is January 12th so maybe catch you then for more live poetry and garage punk.
Marianne Morris

Nov 19, 2007 5:07 PM

hey! thank you for the message and for coming to the gig, was lovely to meet you. i love the quotes on this page. will go and look at the lulu site too. xxM
Xavier House

Nov 4, 2007 5:04 PM

Thanks for the Add!
I hope you will share your book with us soon!
GraemeGraeme Perrin

Oct 27, 2007 9:50 PM

I've already climbed in...
wonderfull concept. Beautiful content.
Won't be climbing out in a hurry.
Regards Graeme
Apples For Everyone

Oct 11, 2007 4:26 PM

Apples For Everyone

are headlining AMNESTY ROCKS GINGLIK that will be a fucking great night of varied music and will also raise some cash for
Amnesty International.


(see our videos on YouTube videos)


It all takes place at Ginglik

The night will have music from

Hollowbody

The Man Amp

The Steve Bland Assembly

Cautionhorses

With local DJs Good Cop/Bad Cop playing a range of new and classic indie disco in between bands

For a map to the venue click here



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Dave

Sep 15, 2007 2:29 PM

yes. same here. several songs are like that for me. uuh bad example i know but gary jules song i think that. think his mad world is better than tears for fears. but i dont mind johnny cash one, i kinda like to hear the different versions
Dave

Sep 14, 2007 3:16 AM

ahh i really dont like the johnny cash version. do you prefer that one? theres other versions too but i like this best. i just prefer this guys voice. i'll have to check out more of his work, quite like him
Bunny Kills Meredith

Aug 26, 2007 4:34 PM

Thank you and it was a pleasure! We loved the poetry Poppers, the poems, music and dance.
I've been playing your cd today in the kitchen to the rest of the house and they love it too.
Let us know when you have another gig and we'll come round!!!
Nell and Missy
xxxx
Bunny Kills Meredith

Aug 26, 2007 3:38 PM

Thank YOU guys so much for coming and thank you to David for performing for us...you were amazing! Keep it up and hopefully we'll catch your act again soon :D
Melissa @ BKM xxx
Luke Jackson

Aug 24, 2007 8:04 PM

heyo
thanx so much for the add
luke xx
AvantRetro

Aug 19, 2007 4:28 PM

glad you found us...I really dig the quotes about poetry...

here's one for you...

"Poetry is the underwear of the soul."
Lawrence Ferlinghetti

Charlie (&Al)
Rosemary Nissen-Wade

Aug 4, 2007 12:10 PM

Thanks for the comment. Don't worry, I opened those windows already - and liked what I saw. :)
TomTom Chivers

Jul 24, 2007 2:14 PM

The next two Salt Margins at The Whitechapel Gallery are unmissable. Hope to see you there!


Thursday 2 August

Luke Kennard
Laura Forman
Adam Green
The Ex-Men

At 26 Luke Kennard is the youngest ever nominee for the Forward Prize for Best Poetry Collection. He reads from The Harbour Beyond The Movie, his outstanding

second book. Lazy Gramophonite Adam Green reads from Satsuma Sun Mover, a surreal coming-of-age tale. Generation Txter Laura Forman performs poems about Bon

Jovi (yes!) and Battersea Power Station. Plus music and spoken word from Glasgow-based duo The Ex-Men. Doors 7pm, free entry. Produced in association with

Salt Publishing.


Thursday 20 September

Melanie Challenger
Eleanor Rees
Chris McCabe
Songdog

Salt poets Eleanor Rees (Andraste's Hair) and Melanie Challenger (Galatea) have both been nominated for this year's Forward Prize for Best First Collection.

Which is reason enough to come and hear them read. Like Eleanor, Chris McCabe is a Salt poet and a Liverpudlian. His collection The Hutton Inquiry is a

powerful examination of language under pressure. Musical refreshment is provided by the excellent Songdog, led by playwright Lyndon Morgan.

www.pennedinthemargins.co.uk
www.saltpublishing.com
www.whitechapel.org
MiStYMisty Lackey

Jul 22, 2007 2:38 AM

Colors of Life
By: Misty Lackey




Butterfly the heart.
Violet savor of sound.
Bright tangled warm
imitation's ghost.
Death trembles aches
of pain.
Glimmer more sun.
Yellow smiles flutter
green.
An old jewel of wonder
sick on the side jaw
queen.
Raining seedless
time bending flowers
cries for the earth's
buried coffin.
Hand's cradle the dead.
Voices serpent the
shadow's star.
Always laughter.
Always frames.
Pictures discover
heartaches and shame.
You're the sun
and the bone
shining alive,
shining dead.
You're below me
and above distant
scent of air
breathing shotgun
plugs killing
wings of dare.

The light a stairway
for life moving to
constant anger.
Clashing with the
knives.
Holding colors of
instant lust.
Crayon pencil
exiting letter's
silent bite.
Destroying every
soul black with
crushed oranges
and broken babies.
The womb's victim
to destroy the sin.
The devil vacation's
inside the moon,
he laughs we kill
his empty stomach and
burn the hell of
night.
Mother's mirrors
reflecting girl's
toes, boy's rocks.
Pale skin of life.
Hollow.
Aware that bones repeat
a scar from birth.
(One)
Poetry Found

Jul 2, 2007 4:35 PM

very glad you found me :0)

Requests for submissions will be announced on Poetry Found's myspace.

Thank you very much for your interest and 'watch this space' :0)
Daniel Persson

Jun 22, 2007 6:38 AM

Thank you much for your friendship. Cheers!
MiStYMisty Lackey

May 7, 2007 3:56 PM

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Thanks for the add.
What is life without poetry?
I like your page that speaks
of what poetry is and poetry
is a window to our soul.
Here's something for you.
Many blessings,
Misty

Winter's Thoughts
By: Misty Lackey




-Rest my soul I long to live to be 100.


-You can leave your footsteps like your death but your soul with always be lingering...

-Your left foot connects to your right foot.
Your soul connects to the heart.
Your eyes connects to the brain and you see....
The beauty of life standing still on a box of nails digging for rainbows we all want the pain because life is vain but happiness believes in itself.


- Our angel sleeps beneath our pillow and in our dreams she follows.
Our path she finds.
Our born soul is dust that's what she can see.
Too busy being born crying cause life is torn.
Life is like a walk to town and gone like a traffic light colors a blur.


-Half mirror. Half light. Our soul gazing through the marks of yesterday. Wrinkles a brush through the fire.

- Time wasted today. Worries afraid to free the mind because the world sticks like butter on a closing mind of sorrow. When the buter melts the mind is free then the devil holds the stick in the fire.


-Where would I be without a soul?
I would be empty inside a bed of
nails for the angel's teeth.



-Swallow hmmm your wings are good
inside the pillow she weeps.
Sad angel a cold tear for the year.
Generation Txt

May 4, 2007 4:57 PM

FOURTEEN SHOWS, SIX POETS, ONE VAN…
… YES, IT’S GENERATION TXT

Following the success of acclaimed new poetry anthology Generation Txt, penned in the margins is taking the six gifted young poets featured in the book on a national tour to fourteen venues. Hand-picked from a nationwide search for writing talent, the poets include former Northern Young Writer of the Year Emma McGordon and celebrated performance poet Inua Ellams, as well as Joe Dunthorne, whose debut novel Submarine has just been snapped up by Hamish Hamilton. Natural Sciences graduate Laura Forman, creative writing student Abigail Oborne and experimental poet and text artist James Wilkes complete the bill.

Hailed by distinguished poet and critic Roddy Lumsden as 'a vital cross-section of the poetry that will progress and flourish' and by the TES as 'a creative ideas manual', the Generation Txt tour will be a must-see event for anyone interested in the future of literature.

May 17 – GREAT TORRINGTON Plough Arts Centre
May 18 – SWINDON Festival of Literature
May 19 – STROUD Artspace
May 22 – LONDON Bloomsbury Theatre
May 24 – MAIDENHEAD Norden Farn Centre for the Arts
May 25 – OXFORD Playhouse
May 26 – MANCHESTER Contact Theatre
May 28 – LIVERPOOL The Pilgrim
May 29 – DURHAM Gala Theatre
May 30 – NEWCASTLE Lit & Phil
June 1 – BIRMINGHAM MAC
June 2 – NORWICH Norwich Arts Centre
June 3 – CAMBRIDGE JE Wilson Drama Studio
June 5 – BRIGHTON Earth & Stars
David Baumgarten

May 2, 2007 2:28 PM

A poem for your day:
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Rest In All Love Is
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I love you like this...
dark, i can barely see your eyes...
so dark my eyes are useless. My
heart opens wide its light on you
and your face brightens like the
static on a TV screen, or like the moment
we die and things begin to go all white
and
then
you're an angel laying before me...
the same one that has been there all along,
the one my eyes turned into something else and I
am ashamed I was deceived.
Then,
I see you, I see you like the energy that flows through my limbs,
now, like the breath that takes the universe and
gently creates another, now, like my feet walking
on glass, now, like I was never there.

I love you like I was never there. So gently, never there. In the dark
where I can barely see, and, rest in all that love is.

~ ©2007 D. Baumgarten.
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City Poetry

Apr 26, 2007 9:01 AM



Nice to meetcha from this manifestation

(Fr those who don't know about the city: it's an online zine which publishes art and photography and poems and prose. The zine is characterized by patchouli cheer or despair, sci fi gestalt or fairy tale radiance.)
HARRY POTHEAD POETRYCraig Wilson

Apr 23, 2007 3:10 PM

Wit poetry my mind I flex
Flip like Wilson, vocals never lackin'dat finesse,
Whadda gotta do to wake you up,
To shake you up and break the structure up?

Zak de la Rocha. Rage Against The Machine. 'Wake Up' 1992.

Cheers for the add

Craig Wilson
HPP
peter fry photography

Apr 22, 2007 2:47 PM

thank you very much, appreciate it. likewise, the music and poetry combination works very well.
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pop by again sometime.

pete
peter fry photography

Apr 22, 2007 2:39 PM

thank you for the request, nice work on here.

here is a new window for you...

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take it easy

pete (pfp)
Jason's Writing and Pho…

Apr 22, 2007 1:13 PM

Thanks for the digital invitation, I hope all's well. I wonder, do you know of any poets with published books? Would you have interest in signing up for my online contests and contact list?

Here's a poem to renewed and new invitee's:

Bounce This


Wake up old friend
Wake up I say, hear me
I've got something to say
Will you come play
Say screw your work day?

I found the greatest thing in the world today
Half buried in frozen dirt outside
A discarded gem

Will you come and play
Say frig work today?

Follow me into the hall
Ladies and gents
Leave your guns behind
Leave your suits in the closet
Leave your sharp heels on the floor

Follow me into the hall
Check this out
I found a giant rubber
Bouncing ball!

Do you remember the bouncing ball?

Come on man, tell the boss off
Come on ladies, your man's got ESPN
Come with me into the hall
Come throw the bouncy ball against the wall!

Put your taxes into the bouncy ball
Smash it against the wall.

As it comes back, hand it to the next woman or man
Let them throw the ball, that flat tire
against the wall.

Come out of your rooms
Let's share common ground

Throw the ball
Smash your

Hidden tears
Buried fears
Of loans and bills
Family woes
Poison foods
The hater's gaze

Let's see who can get the ball to bounce back hardest!
Sure, we will get hit in the face
The chest ass and other balls

But let's throw the rubber ball back
Throw until it shatters
Let's shout in destructive, uncensored joy
Then ship the remains back over seas

Now one more time
Take your burdens
Burn them on a cheap CD

This is gonna be fun
Monumental
Do you remember the CD
artistic trick?

Toss your baggage burned CD
In the microwave a few seconds
Just a few not too long

Now let's take turns

Throw those CDs,
Radiated performance art!
Let's grin and shout jump in glee
As one after another

k-tash! Crckash!

Life's Com
Lion Rai

Apr 22, 2007 12:40 PM

Our Minds have experienced a True Connect

A feeling which these days is very select!

Your Words have made me truly think and reflect!

This message is a gesture of my appreciation, a gesture of respect!

Peace and One-ness

The Humble....Lion Rai
Poetry Over Music

Apr 22, 2007 2:56 AM

Welcome To The Family. Real recognizes Real. It's in our nature to draw to close to what is familiar. Yet we strive to be defiant and break through this mis conceptualized media. That glorifies junk, as music! Please check out our movement to revive music to it's natural element. When music was about expression of the soul. Not hooks and gimmicks, scheming to make money. There is no art in the music on heavy rotation. Poetry Over Music promotes the Real artists, the Real music, and Real talent.

Blessings,

Poetry Over Music Family
it's poetry if I say so

Apr 21, 2007 7:22 PM

thanks for the add :-) I'm glad some people are this passionate about poetry xx
Adam Horovitz

Apr 21, 2007 5:24 PM

Thanks for the request - I'm glad to add you! look forward to reading your poetry blogs. Best wishes, Adam
David Baumgarten

Apr 16, 2007 4:15 AM

A poem for your day:
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My Friend

I look at you my Friend and I see a child at play
frolicking in muddy streams, splashing rivers into
oceans and carrying each molecule gently
to the sky for another round like a child handing water to his Father
for the first time.

You are neither boastful nor meek.
You are not shy nor are you seeking attention
There is simply abundance and grace with you my Friend
and you ask nothing of me...save I am my self...fully...always... and
you ask without asking...lead without
leading...cause...effortlessly.

My Friend, it is simple with You.
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Songwriters Page

Bus in Hong Kong
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TomTom Chivers

Apr 10, 2007 10:48 AM

why thank you for the add!
David Caddy

Apr 10, 2007 6:52 AM

Hi Jenny & David,

Good to meet you. Cool page. Thanks for finding me.

Best, David
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