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Fi Burke

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Contemporary Visual Artist

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April 21, 2022 Fi Burke

I've written a poem in response to an image of a lithograph at the wonderful Mary Evans Picture Library. It moved me. I suspect my strong feelings are also in part down to reading the wonderfully written (and vivid) Ian McGuire's North Water - giving the reader a true sense of the brutal, cold, cruelty of the bloody business of whale-killing in the 19th century. To read the rest of the poem, please head over to the Mary Evans Picture Library at https://www.maryevans.com/poetry.php?post_id=12664&view=poem&prv=poem

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Am I the only one who is in awe of seeing and hearing the geese on their journey south? I always stop to listen and watch when they are overhead as it's as if they are telling me something.
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Just going through my folder called 'source images' and came across this from 2013. It is a Nottingham City Centre skyline looking up between two office buildings. Looks retro and collaged but it is as it was!
Well the colander didn't work so well but the river Dee showed the eclipse off beautifully!
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