A Viral Rhyme by Carol Brewer
A VIRAL RHYME If like me, you’re fed up of total gloomy reaction Here’s a few words that might prove
Read moreA VIRAL RHYME If like me, you’re fed up of total gloomy reaction Here’s a few words that might prove
Read moreAshley Hutchings, once described by Bob Dylan as “the single most important person in English Folk Rock”, is playing a
Read more“My observations from a bridge overlooking the river Derwent on 18th February 2019.” Kingfisher by Jo Kirk I am
Read moreMarking the end of the Big Garden Birdwatch run by the RSPB from 26th-28th January 2019, which asked members of
Read moreThe 12th Derby Folk Festival takes place this weekend featuring several prominent Belper acts as part of the free fringe
Read moreMay 14th is officially Dylan Thomas Day. It commemorates his life and work and is the 65th anniversary of Dylan
Read moreNarcissi Trumpets unpleated from a bud, held tight their heads an elegant stretch their stems slender necks, drifting birds
Read moreNational Poetry Day will take place on Thursday 28 September 2017 with the theme this year being “Freedom”. National Poetry
Read moreMINE Today is mine. This time is mine. The sun that shines on earth and sea also warms me.
Read moreOn Freedom When I think of freedom I think of birds and words for we live in language and
Read moreBeth’s Poetry Trail have installed a new poster poem at Belper Railway station on Platform 1. The Belper Railway station
Read moreButterfly mandalas and colours and lights and pancakes and oatcakes and tee-shirts and bikes and badges and raffles and
Read moreThe organisers of the fifth Belper Goes Green ECO Festival to be held at Belper Rugby Club from 2nd to
Read moreN is for nature, wondrous and wild, O for the ozone that nearly retired, F for forget-me-not, fennel and furze,
Read moreOn Saturday April 22nd a night of contemporary poetry with Andy T, IBC, Sophie Sparham and Adie Sanders will take
Read moreErrand What message is sent with drills not of seed corn but of nature bent to an unholy toil with
Read moreThere is something quite extraordinary about this collection of poems. Helen Mort’s poems are of landscape and language, the human
Read moreMarsh Pastoral Geese wing-flap their young along, mosquitos cloud busy over puddles on the rutted track, an incidental composition, the
Read moreSnowdrops mirror a distant blizzard and flurries remind the early spring that winter’s realm has stretched its wings, the slender
Read moreJourney of the Magi Friday 4th December 7.30pm St Peter’s Church, Belper Tickets: available at the door £8 adult, £5
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