Tag: Kate O’Shea

• ‘The Somnambulist Who Stood Still’ by Kate O’Shea

  The Somnambulist Who Stood Still   1. Odorous   Don’t warble. She smells you for her own. His scarf is a garrotte, her on all fours. Hors d’oeuvre. Opens no doors. Whores. Don’t warble. She is not what she seems. She is real, mean; eats dwarves, oscillates on fat fingers, odorous dreamer, osseous tail – […]

  Chris Murray

  June 6, 2015

  25 Pins in a packet women creators, A Saturday Woman Poet, Contemporary Irish Women Poets, How Words Play

  An Index Of Women Poets, Crackpoet, Kate O’Shea, new poetry, Wurmpress

• Kate O’Shea is a crack poet

  Eggs   His poems are words upon words like eggs smeared with henshit. They could be free range or organic – who knows? Too calculated to be risky. I buy 30 for 1.99 in Liberties Market and dodge small boys with girls’ earrings who have never heard of Jackson Pollock but make an impression on […]

  Chris Murray

  August 17, 2013

  25 Pins in a packet women creators, Contemporary Irish Women Poets, Small Books

  A Saturday Woman Poet, Al Alvarez, Art, dublin, Ireland, Irish poetry, Kate O’Shea, new poetry, poetry