Elizabeth Rose Murray

Posts Tagged ‘poetry’

“Shadow Puppets” (page 16) and “On my father: Sheik Mohammad Jallow” (page 17) can be found in the latest Ranfurly review. This great online zine is now in its third edition and going strong – showcasing the very best of new writing and highlighted by Jacob Sam La-Rose a few months back for its promise. [...]

Often a difficult yet deep decision – but when do we actually go through with it and why? Read Departure. Tweet This Post

We´ve all been there. Read Judgement over on Dogmatika. Tweet This Post

Read Tramp over on Dogmatika. Tweet This Post

Inspired by a visit to Casa Battlo in Barcelona last year, I wrote this haiku entitled Gaudi’s Lift which was the highlight of this particular architactural gem for me. It was all stunning and intriguing but the lift was such a finale – like falling through a waterfall. Seen at twilight – the house looks [...]

It’s been some time since I’ve hit this ace little ‘zine with some work and so I fired over one of my latest poems Drought. I’m playing around with shape poetry at the moment and I’m rather enjoying the results. This is the first step towards my visual poetry experiemnts which are just around the [...]

My latest featured haiku, entitled “Cresent Moon” can be read on dogmatika here. As always, thanks to dogmatika for the great graphics. Tweet This Post

I’m rather pleased about this one as I like www.thebeat.co.uk. It’s a little gem of a writing site with a big set of balls. Anyway; I sent them my poem “Love Whore”, and they’ve put it up (cue odd seated celebration dance after a day of mind numbing site testing and content checking). It has [...]

This is the most subtle of the pieces I have written, looking back towards the more traditional form. I also believe that “Mortal” is my most beautiful haiku yet. Do you agree? Tweet This Post

Despite the (ever so slow and confused) dawn of nano, the fabulous dogmatika still lives on. Although my atentions have been focused elsewhere, my latest haiku can be found there. It´s called The fifth Drink. Go read it. Tweet This Post