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I loved meeting your tree frog. So entertaining! I love your photos, close-ups of such a tiny little creature and his perfect hands! And thanks for reminding me that poems can just be fun! Thank you Grace. I loved the little frog! I have not gotten into the latest poetic forms at this point. It is okay. Your poem though is included in the Poetry Form for Villanelle prompt. I would have to remove it and you can share this poem during OpenLinkNight, if you like, which is coming up this Thursday. That is ok I almost did not post it, but because it had a rhyming scheme, I put it on anyway!

I will not feel bad if you take it off. I could not get into the Villanelle. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Notify me of new posts via email. Search for:. Little Green Cars have harnessed this idea and knotted it through the various themes of Ephemara. They just made me feel stupid. So I made an effort to become a bookworm. They allowed me to see the world through a number of perspectives and were also an escape.

Are songs still considered as modern poetry? Does music still hold the same comforting and healing powers it once did? Most importantly, have we strayed from lyrically-powerful songs in exchange for something quick and catchy that scoops up the most downloads and in turn, losing music as a means of creative expression entirely?

But, like I said, I could be dead wrong. Christine is a freelance journalist from Ireland. A BritPop enthusiast and serial concertgoer who spends a good portion of her time writing long-winded Twitter analyses on the solo careers of ex-boyband members. Ephemera — Little Green Cars. Christine Costello Christine is a freelance journalist from Ireland. Start your review of Little Green Man. Aug 24, Dark Lord rated it did not like it. Ok until the awful, awful, lame ending. I wish I could go back in time and tell myself not to waste the several hours I spent on it. Aug 28, Plum-crazy rated it liked it Shelves: read , general-fiction.

Not the nostalgic 70's read I was half hoping for but a good read nevertheless. In a nutshell, Barney re-unites with his childhood friends after discovering that the little green man they used to play with is in fact a jade statue worth K. He reinstates their old game of dares but now the winner takes all Oct 26, Mark rated it really liked it. A hard, harsh read showing that sometimes the past is best left there, this is compelling novel that drags you forward even though it's hard to have any sympathy - or even empathy - with the characters.

Richly written, this is highly recommended. Aug 16, Ian Mapp rated it liked it. This book has sat on my shelf for a staggering length of time.

I have subsquently seen the author, in his poetic guise, on the Book Show on Sky Arts. This is very good blokish book, that is better than the premise - 70's nostalgia gone man. Its a bit of a cliche used by poor stand up comedians to list loads of discontinued 70s sweets for a cheap laugh.

Armitage uses this exact plot, although there is a far more sinister undercurrent at play here - the broken promise of adulthood. Barney is a 30 This book has sat on my shelf for a staggering length of time. Barney is a 30 something man. He has an autistic kid that he cannot deal with and a sympathetic ex wife, who one of his school friends has slept with.

This give the book to move backwards and forwards through time - a chapter on the 70s then one in the nineties. The statue was used as the token in a game of dare when they were kids. Barney re-ignites this game, with a set of rules that should leave a winner who can have the prize why they dont share the money, I dont know! Cue a game of increasinly bizarre adult dares and relevations about the past that show Barney is quite the jack the lad we thought he was.

No one comes out with any real merit and the disillusionment of what goes wrong as these characters grow up is palable. A very good book for at least four fifths, which eventually runs out of steam and has a bit of a twist and then a straightforward ending. High quality lad lit. Jun 03, Bethany rated it liked it.

I read this book about 2 years ago when I was doing my GCSE's as we had to study an anthology of poetry and there were several by Simon Armitage. I thought they were witty and something that a typical 15 year old could understand without reaching for the neares dictionary. In other words it was in language that was understandable.

I even went to see him at this poet fest and that was very good too. Anyway, I thought this book was very interesting. I would not have guessed the outcome, I had an I read this book about 2 years ago when I was doing my GCSE's as we had to study an anthology of poetry and there were several by Simon Armitage.

I would not have guessed the outcome, I had an inkling about some of it but I'm glad there was that way.

I enjoyed reading about the characters and the relationships although disturbing and not the most healthy relationships to have, I thought he wrote them honestly in a way that wasn't totally normal yet entirely probable. Feb 22, Merry rated it it was amazing.

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. A study of a man who is still a "lost boy" inside.