Audio Poetry Recording (9:27min): Cable/DSL; or Dial-up.
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Recorded this suite of poems in the Summer, wasn't sure, oh you know the drill, but now, sharing...
More of a drama in this reading, I think. Each poem recorded separately and then spliced, so the readings shift in tone and tenor.
Busy couple of days, and then at a conference on Thursday, where I'm presenting twice, and may or may not post again until after Sunday, but I will write in my notebook, yes!
Listen in the dark, or when you're quiet. The poems in the recording:
1. Ecdysis
2. Technorati Tag Poem
3. Mantra, a Meditation
4. Painting Time
5. Without A Guide
6. What Revelations Are to Come?
7. After Watching Kurosawa's 'Rapsody in August'
8. Sultry Dark Air
9. Heliotropic Coda
(©Brenda Clews)
Sheath of feeling. Words groping to touch air.
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The conference sounds fascinating. Bring back lots of poems and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed hearing you read these, they come alive in a totally different way than the way I read them to myself.
ReplyDeletePatry, it was a fantastic conference, truly inspiring. My presentations went well - lots of compliments on my poetry reading; controversy after my theoretic paper, impassiond dialogue which I enjoyed, knowing I'd found what I had suspected was a raw nerve.
ReplyDeleteEster, thank you so much. That recording took forever; I'm glad you found it an okay listen.