MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: poem

The poem on the black timber wall of Derek Jarman's cottage is from John Donne's poem The Sun Rising and reads: Busy old fool, unruly Sun, Why dost thou thus, Through windows, and through curtains, call on us ? Must to thy motions lovers' seasons run ? Saucy pedantic wretch, go chide Late school-boys and sour prentices, Go tell court-huntsmen that the king will ride, Call country ants to harvest offices ; Love, all alike, no season knows nor clime, Nor hours, days, months, which are the rags of time. In that the world's contracted thus ; Thine age asks ease, and since thy duties be To warm the world, that's done in warming us. Shine here to us, and thou art everywhere ; This bed thy center is, these walls thy sphere

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Standing Stones, Station Approach, Margate. The words on the stones arose out of a public art project carried out in 1997. Writer Suzannah Dunn worked with local children at Artwise Youth Club, Ramsgate and other venues to explore ideas and thoughts about Margate, people and feelings in words, stories and poetry. From all the words written down and spoken by the children Suzannah has drawn together a poem, which has been carved into stone by sculptor Paul Wehrle.

Community memorial to the 72 people who lost their lives in the fire in 2017.

Victorians decried this street Barbaric, they said, discordant. LOOK NOW The buildings stand the same. Minds and hearts change. (Colin Thubron – 2004) This is the first I've seen of the seven coal hole covers with poems around Notting Hill. There's a map here: www.pavementpoetry.com You can read more about them on this blog: coalholesoflondon.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/coal-hole-poems

In a stairwell in Toynbee Studios. Lemn Sissay is a London-based poet -- he was the official poet of the 2012 Olympics. Artsadmin (final line) is the organization that runs Toynbee Studios and all the arts classes and events that take place there.

Lines from The Pleasure of Eliza Lynch by Anne Enright: Her eyes then were an evening blue. They were the colour of the light when it goes.

This canvas tarp has a poem by Bobby Sands and the faces of the ten IRA prisoners who died on the hunger strike in the Maze Prison in 1981. It hangs on the side of the Belfast Public Library in the Falls Road.

Forbes Library, Northampton, Massachusetts Don't cry, savage girl. In the morning I'll be gone through a glass darkly.

"My ceiling the sky, my carpet the grass."

The Little White House Project: Dwell in Possibility, on the campus of Deerfield Academy, is an art project by a student. The words are fragments of Emily Dickinson's poems. More info, as well as all the quotes, here . See where this picture was taken. [?]

The Little White House Project: Dwell in Possibility, on the campus of Deerfield Academy, is an art project by a student. The words are fragments of Emily Dickinson's poems. More info, as well as all the quotes, here . See where this picture was taken. [?]

The Little White House Project: Dwell in Possibility, on the campus of Deerfield Academy, is an art project by a student. The words are fragments of Emily Dickinson's poems. More info, as well as all the quotes, here . See where this picture was taken. [?]

The Little White House Project: Dwell in Possibility, on the campus of Deerfield Academy, is an art project by a student. The words are fragments of Emily Dickinson's poems. More info, as well as all the quotes, here . See where this picture was taken. [?]