My poem “Prescribed” is one of three featured at The Clearing, a British online magazine focusing on landscape. I’m thrilled to have a piece included. Thanks to editor Michael Malay for taking this one.
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Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks.
O at the Edges 
An impressive group of poems in The Clearing. Congratulations!
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Thank you, Sarah. I really like The Clearing. So glad to have found it.
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Congrats, Bob.
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Thanks, Ken.
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Brilliant! And congratulations!
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Thank you, AK. Much appreciated!
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congrats, robert –
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Thank you, Beth.
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Congrats! 🙂
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Thanks very much!
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You’re welcome. 🙂
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Loved it Bob…. left you a comment.
Dwight
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Thanks, Dwight!
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Great poem. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
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Thank you, Ali!
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Congratulations! Well done!
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Thank you very much.
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Had such a calm time reading the three.
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Thanks, Sudhanshu. It was a good blend.
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Well done, again, Robert, I’m celebrating for you already !!
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Wait! I’m late to the celebration? Oh, my!
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You keep getting your words published Robert, and I’ll keep doing the celebrations, thirsty work tonight, t’was 102’F here in Geelong today and still very warm…..
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It’s a deal!
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You’ll have to have a drink for me next week Thurs 21st, one of my poems being published, in Vita Brevis Magazine (On-line)
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I’ll have two!
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That’s the best way, for “the two of us”
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👍
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And perhaps true motives are always unknowable…
A banner year for you publishing-wise (and well deserved) but I also love that you stand unbowed among all the MFAs that populate the published/art world. An inspiration for all of us without those pedi-degrees. (K)
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Even our own may be suspect! It’s been a remarkable year for publication, and one I’ll be hard-pressed to match. The best advice I ever received from a professor was “You don’t need a degree to write poetry.” The degrees help, especially in networking aspects regarding publication and awards nominations, but I believe that persistence and consistency can place the un-degreed on equal or near-equal footing.
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Congratulations Robert that’s awesome
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Thank you! Much appreciated.
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