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Tag: autumn

Rain, Alliteration and a Siege Sonnet (Part 1) – Mad Chaos: March 19, 1999

Rain, Alliteration and a Siege Sonnet (Part 1) – Mad Chaos: March 19, 1999

A burst of rain breaks a long dry spell. Alliteration, a book of commentary and a very late night produce a sonnet about a besieged King, then a second sonnet about Autumn.

Repeating Phrases All the Way Home (Part 1) – Mad Chaos: March 3, 1999

Repeating Phrases All the Way Home (Part 1) – Mad Chaos: March 3, 1999

A walk to Campbelltown turns into five thoughts repeated out loud so they will not be lost. Old English, a laptop and a stranger pulling leaves follow.