A poem about my anxieties regarding the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic.
Tag: Poetry Collection
My Summer Love – Poem to Support Bushfire Relief
‘My Summer Love’ is a poem in response to the Australian Bushfires. If you have donated to support Bushfire relief, send me your evidence and details to receive this poem!
Year Reflections – Writing
In this reflection, I talk about my reflection’s fiction short listing, Envie Magazine, and my honours!
Year Reflections – Poetry
This year has been an exciting opportunity to be able to share my writing at a official and published capacity. This is the first of my year reflections post, specifically focusing on me thinking about my poetry this year!
Stagnation
The concluding poem of the ‘Autumn, That Bastard’ Poetry Collection. ‘Stagnation’ captures the disillusion associated with prolonged waiting and summarises the entire collection
Stagnation – Sneak Peek
The concluding poem for the ‘Autumn, That Bastard’ Poetry Collection comes out this Friday!
Reflections on the Extra Life Charity Fundraiser – Raising $655 AUD ($450USD)
Extra Life has passed once again and as a community, in total have raised $655 AUD (which translates to $450 USD)!
#forthekids #extralife #charity #fundraiser #24hourlivestream
The Apocalypse Cometh
‘The Apocalypse Cometh’ is a rejection of traditional narratives of the end of the world in favour of the more realistic and impending doom, global warming and climate change. The poem is the penultimate poem of the ‘Autumn, That Bastard’ Poetry Collection and starts by invoking the imagery of the classic Frost Poem, ‘Fire and Ice’.
Sneak Peek: The Apocalypse Cometh
Sneak peek of the latest poem, to be released this Friday!
#poem #poetry #poetrycollection
With Comfort and Ease (Poem)
By Christos Floratos Website Version Here How can you tell a gymnast to be careful? Why, anything but danger would be a little dull. Scamper up the rope, dribble the pole. Feet ahead; toes curled ready for embrace (against the dirt blue). Performance is our virtue; love is what they grimace. … Continue reading With Comfort and Ease (Poem)
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