Thierry Le Pennec

  Aime ton rythme et rythme tes actions Sous sa loi, de même que tes vers ; Tu es un univers d’univers Et ton âme une source de chan­sons. La céleste unité que tu présupposes […]

Philippe Ollé-Laprune donne une belle pré­face à ce vol­ume. Elle com­mence ain­si : « Rubén Darío est revenu au Nicaragua, sa terre natale, pour y mourir. Celui qui a par­cou­ru le monde, révo­lu­tion­né l’écriture en espagnol […]

Neil Lead­beat­er was born 1951, in Wolver­hamp­ton, Eng­land. Edu­cat­ed at Rep­ton School, Der­byshire, Eng­land. BA (Hons) Eng­lish, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lon­don (1973). His poet­ry books are: Hoard­ing Conkers at Hailes Abbey (Lit­toral Press, 2010); Amaz­ing World (leaflet) (Atlantean Pub­lish­ing, 2010) […]

  As soon as the light had gone from the day swarms flew to the bulb. Even the dimmest      drew them in — it pulled them to a pri­mal sun that singed them […]

  In the ear­ly light you are the young woman run­ning wild through the thigh-high, tus­socky, savan­na grass ; dark hair caught by the wind ; Sipali­wini’s spin­dle plain open­ing up its zoom lens to […]

  Overnight it hap­pened in the long, rip-flap­ping, tent-snap­ping dark­ness and it made us sad that any tree should come to grief this way. When the wind-thrashed, blus­tery rain-squall bowled in the day we […]