Tag: Tom D’Evelyn

• “Bind” by Chris Murray

  Bind   if there are birds here, then they are of stone.   draughts of birds, flesh, bone, wing, a claw in the grass.   rilled etch gathers to her nets of dust and fire – tree-step (again).   bird claw impinge, and lift. surely light would retain in silica’s cast or flaw ?   […]

  Chris Murray

  August 7, 2015

  Contemporary Irish Women Poets, Dispossession, How Words Play, Maps

  bind, Deep Water Literary Journal, Tom D’Evelyn, Tom O’Reilly

• Christine Murray’s ‘Brightest Jewel’ at Poetry and Being

  Chris Murray

  January 30, 2015

  Dispossession, Small Books

  Discussion, new poetry, Poetry and Being, Tom D’Evelyn

• Christine Murray’s ‘Yellow Music’ at Ecotones: Poems and Poetics

  Tom D’ Evelyn looks at ‘And Her Yellow Music Caught in the Throat of Birds’ at Ecotones  and adds   Further Notes.    

  Chris Murray

  October 27, 2014

  Contemporary Irish Women Poets, How Words Play, Small Books, Translation

  And Her Yellow Music Caught in the Throat of Birds, Ecotones: Poems and Poetics, Tom D’Evelyn