Good night to all poets, artists, sea creatures, turnstones and fragments 🐚🤍🐚

In my absence, I found myself in unexpected conversations @ai_risks I think I have spent too much time with AI models now, and I hope everyone is okay here, and all is well.

RT @ProfDavidMorley: I.M. Michael Longley I name for you: thyme, valerian, loosestrife, Meadowsweet, tway blade, crowfoot, ling, angelica,…

RT @Jen3nfer: Yesterday was surreal. (My pics)

@MinxMarple It depends. I tend to submit loads if I feel awful in myself and require some kind of external validation to feel okay. If I am happier, I submit less and read more.

RT @MinxMarple: No we didn’t. There’s no-one in my department who hasn’t had other jobs. This idea that academics are ivory tower unicorns…

@Poochigian No. Maybe, 'the Phyllis'? It's a kind of salvia, presumably named after Phyllis whose salvia preferences were a kind of achilles heel?

"and hence the morning planet gilds her horns" I know, that bombastic sigh of Milton. But he did words so well. And so I steal from him my wish for good fortune for all the #artists and #poets and everyone who sometimes are invisible stars. Have good weekends, all.

RT @parisreview: “People are too busy putting things under microscopes. Creativity is more than the sum of its parts.” —Maya Angelou https:…

RT @MinxMarple: I needed this topped up so bad.

@poetrytithe Oh, I've tried to do three text answers and I resort to 🤍🦌🤍 because, yes, and thank you.

@stonecirclerev Love Berger. That is a wonderful quote.

RT @stonecirclerev: “Lyric poems, even when based on narratives, do not resemble stories. All stories are about battles, of one kind or ano…

RT @april_0034: Kathryn Mayo.. Self-portrait While Dreaming.

@aliner Longer beard!

@ClockworkCosmos Love David Inshaw. Thank you so much for posting.

RT @Jen3nfer: "La Sphere" 1890-1895 by Odilon Redon (1840-1916). Kohl and sepia wash on paper.

RT @ZoeticPress: It's Friday! What are your reading and writing plans?