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    R. M. Rilke, Blood-Remembering

    “Ah! but verses amount to so little when one writes them young. One ought to wait and gather sense and sweetness a whole life long, and a…… Read more “R. M. Rilke, Blood-Remembering”

    February 7, 2021 by Kate Gough

    Nothing Artificial

    There is nothing artificial about a moment of inspiration. ~Winton Marsalis Photo by Riccardo Annandale on Unsplash

    February 6, 2021February 3, 2021 by Kate Gough

    Wordsmith

    Bliss is not ignorance.Nor is it out of reach. * Lately I find myself lost and adrift. Focus-less. My imagination is a slippery fish; an impossible customer;…… Read more “Wordsmith”

    January 30, 2021February 3, 2021 by Kate Gough

    Today

    I cannot write. Cannot write, cannot write cannotwritecannotwrite.There is nothing to say, it’s all been read,saidanddone. I cannot writeright: my idealism won’t countenance these mongrel awkwardnesses, won’tafford…… Read more “Today”

    April 10, 2018February 1, 2021 by Kate Gough

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    making art: metaphor, metamorphosis, metastasis, m e a n i n g c. Kate Gough Photo by Pierre Bamin on Unsplash

    October 23, 2017February 1, 2021 by Kate Gough

    Killing Clowns

    Empty pages are freakish. Too beautiful to touch, tosully, to fingerprint so casually. They are whole, andthe essence of words, writing,/ breaks that/ like speech breaks a…… Read more “Killing Clowns”

    August 26, 2017June 25, 2021 by Kate Gough

    ‘If the Furies Should Take…’

    ‘It is widely rumored, and also true, that I wrote my first novel in a closet. Before I get all rapturous and carried away here, I had…… Read more “‘If the Furies Should Take…’”

    July 4, 2015February 1, 2021 by Kate Gough

    Comma

    “I was working on the proof of one of my poems all the morning, and took out a comma. In the afternoon I put it back again.”… Read more "Comma"

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    August 1, 2014December 16, 2017 by Kate Gough

    Idiolalia Poetry Collection Now Available!

    Hello all 🙂 Thank you all so much for your support. Idiolalia is available straight from the printer now at 3 GBP or 5 USD each (or…… Read more “Idiolalia Poetry Collection Now Available!”

    May 10, 2013December 16, 2017 by Kate Gough

    my ink_

    i. my ink Grows greenly in the deep blue Sea of (V a s t, this)night, sending roots down deep, tendrils up and out — a r…… Read more “my ink_”

    April 23, 2012December 16, 2017 by Kate Gough

    Old Work —

    It seems I am doing an awful amount of catch-up. Not only for when I freeze blogging, but also for all the years I was too frightened…… Read more “Old Work —”

    February 28, 2012December 16, 2017 by Kate Gough

    Writer’s Quotes

    “I was working on the proof of one of my poems all the morning, and took out a comma. In the afternoon I put it back again.”…… Read more “Writer’s Quotes”

    November 30, 2011December 16, 2017 by Kate Gough

    Literature’s Unifying Force

    Mary Kathryn Gough 11/11/05 Project #2 The Unifying Force of Kafka’s Literature: Drawing a Dual-Hearted World Together in Unity of Spirit “Could not then art and literature…… Read more “Literature’s Unifying Force”

    November 28, 2011December 16, 2017 by Kate Gough

    Poetry, by Pablo Neruda

    One of my favorite poems of all time. It just dances with me and moves right somehow… it expressed -me- and showed me with such perfect and…… Read more “Poetry, by Pablo Neruda”

    November 6, 2011December 10, 2021 by Kate Gough

    White Stag

    a poem for yesterday also. straight from a squashed little spot in my notebook 🙂 one has to pursue a poem in orderto capture it: as with…… Read more “White Stag”

    November 3, 2011February 1, 2021 by Kate Gough

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    n. (id-ee-oh-LAY-lee-uh) – use of a private or invented language.

    Ultracrepidarian ~
    n. (ull-trah-crepp-ih-DARE-ee-un) – an ignorant or presumptuous critic; one who gives opinions beyond his knowledge.

    (L. phrase ultra crepidam, “beyond the sole,” reply of Greek painter Apelles to a cobbler.)

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