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Tag: Jacqui Rowe

Three poems by Jacqui Rowe

January 14, 2014July 19, 2014 ~ And Other Poems

  New work from a residency at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham   PECULIAR MUSIC 1 Nina Lopez She knows she is a film. Her hair is spun from chintz. She is fading into cushions, grows out of upholstery where someone has split paint like flowers. M Renoir is he still here? Her … Continue reading Three poems by Jacqui Rowe

‘Airfix’ by Jacqui Rowe

December 21, 2012March 29, 2016 ~ And Other Poems

Airfix Industrious as ever, my father built the revolution on our dining table, laid out its components on their sprue, staked with the pain of detail painted before sticking to the paper rules his left brain clung to like the map of a machine. This was not work. That dwelt among the coining presses and … Continue reading ‘Airfix’ by Jacqui Rowe

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