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Hearing what?

In response to Scilla by Louise Gluck Hearing what? What you want to hear? What you need to hear? What do I want to hear, or need to...

Touch

In response to Waking this Morning, a poem by Muriel Rukeyser Touch. Tactility. Wisdom. Sometimes I let my feet lead or my hands and I...

When I loved

in response to The Fist by Derek Walcott The pen does not want to meet the paper on this one. I do not want to write about this. Inside I...

When I leave

In response to Stitch by Imtiaz Dharker Dying. Maybe I’ll become a leaf and float to the ground, slowly dry out leaving fine lace detail ...

Yesterday

In response to I Was in a Hurry, a poem by Dunya Mikail Yester. I don’t know the origins of this word. It speaks of longing, and of the...

Cups

In response to 'Cups' by Gwen Hardwood Cups They know us by our lips. They know the proverb about the space between us. Many slip. They...

The little box

In response to 'The Little Box', a poem by Vasko Popa the little box was so small, that I could not see it. I even put my glasses on, and...

Dream

In response to ‘The Unbeliever’, a poem by Elizabeth Bishop Dream. Hard not to think of D-ream, things can only get better. Tony Blair....

Wanting

In response to ‘Adaptation’, a poem by Linda France Wanting. A word I find hard to connect with in one sense and in another all too...

Lost People

In response to 'Listening to Lost People' by Denise Riley Listening to Lost People Still looking for lost people – look unrelentingly. ...

Inspired by www.pulsevoices.org, Narrative Workshop participants are invited to share their work anonymously on this platform. Sharing inner most thoughts and stories with other participants in the workshops is a first step, while releasing stories into the ether, here, is a further progression of that act. In Narrative Workshops, we understand that “you don’t know what you want to say until you begin to say it”. In these fragments, participants have “begun to say it”. 
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