Elizabeth Rose Murray

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after some subtle fine tuning and some excellent advice… “to write a poetry form, immerse yourselfin it rather than craft it…you’ll naturally write in that form if its right” Again, dogmatika have selected a perfect image from one of my favourite artists. So, here is my latest creation…any thoughts? Am I improving? Which has been [...]

 Ever been in a situation where you feel compelled to go with the moment or make a decision? when you feel wistful and like your life is following its correct course? try reading “The calling”. See if you have been there too. Tweet This Post

As the summer is cooling, what a perfect backdrop for the latest elizabeth rose haiku over on dogmatika. Love affair will ring true to many, I´m cartain. Thanks to Jim for the earlier comment on my haiku series. Its always good to know someone is enjoying your work. Interested? Then go read Love Affair Tweet [...]

From honest, erudite reviews on his site Bookmunch to flash fiction and short stories in various homes, Pete Wild works bloody hard to get his work recognised. With three commissioned books under his editorial belt (two of which inspired by some of this centuries most respected groups: The Fall and Sonic Youth), a newly acquired [...]

The more haiku you write the harder it becomes. This is because you want each one to be as perfect as the last. I’m loving dogmatika for inspiring me with this challenge. Now I wonder…is work getting to me in the deep recesses of my mind? Read my latest haiku over on dogmatika and decide [...]

This one was based on a poem that i wrote as a child that won an award in Middlesbrough where I was dragged up. it was published in an anthology, but of course that is now lost. Its amazing how some things only feel precious when they’re gone. Butcher’s Hook is now up on dogmatika [...]

I love the challenge of the haiku; a complete thought captured in a three lines, adhering to nature. Of course, life is somewhat more urban than the ancient japanese times whenhaiku was formed. Therefore, I’ve stuck to a grittier theme. Read Memorial over on dogmatika Tweet This Post

The three liners continue, and I’m proud to be continuing the tradition of haiku, as bastardised as i’ve made it. I’ve not heard any complaints yet howeve! This latest morsel has a bitter taste. Read God’s Sweets over on dogmatika… Tweet This Post

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