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To Endings and New Beginnings
On Wednesday 22nd August I organised my first solo poetry event called ‘Carmina’s Poetry Tease’. Featuring alongside me were Catherine Woodward (the emerging artist) and Rosy Carrick (the inspirational professional). It all managed to run rather smoothly and I was … Continue reading
Reasons to Live in Norwich
1. My boyfriend, obviously. 2. I did a gig at The Birdcage. I tried to do my set off by heart. I’d practiced intermittently the last couple of weeks. I stumbled a few times but I did not reach for my paper (not … Continue reading
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Shake the Dust: East Regional Finals
Friday saw the East Regional Finals for Shake the Dust. I was working with the Netherhall School in Cambridge as a Poet Shadow with Ross Sutherland. I had never done anything like this before so was quite nervous but very … Continue reading
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Know Yourself: Your Inner Core
The past few days can be explained by something that happened to me yesterday morning. I had bought two travel-cards for that day and today. As I stepped off the train at Waterloo and my ticket for the day … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, News
Tagged bestival, Carmina, carmina masoliver, Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, depression, eBook, inner core, inspiration, inspirational, itunes, know yourself, knowing, la carmina, los campesinos, masoliver, Masoliver-Marlow, metric, new, poetry, published, released, rosie milligan, strength, strong, yoga
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Easter Two-Nighter
Right, because I’m at my London home and using the laptop I spilt water on that doesn’t have the letter ‘g’ (and it’s nearly 1am) I’m going to try to keep it short and sweet. I’m writing it slightly annoyed … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, farrago, late shift, london, Norwich, poetry, sainsbury's centre, singing, spoken word, UEA
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Alphabet Soup
Last night I read a whole collection of new poems from my creative writing coursework. One I named after a Henry Holland patishe t-shirt I have called ‘Blow Bubbles Not Bombs’ and the whole set was based around love but … Continue reading
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Tagged alphabet soup, Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, Norwich, poetry, spoken word, the birdcage
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It’s Who You Know
I recently came back from Peterborough where I had been to the Poetry Rivals Slam. It was a sunny day, which always helps, and overall it was fun, despite my stressing about getting the last train because I’d been given … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, poetry rivals, stephan watt, thommie gillow
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