Glasfryn Project

dear sheila jordan who are you will you be my next project its writ in latin in the latin language & will make you a star (my favourite word is french it is d-u-v-e-t and is made of five letters which are all different (also it is not a anagram of anything close like other objects ie fringe or reindeer which is harder than you think to pronounce/ dear sheila jordan I think I forget you for three weeks when I was in ireland/today I went to these streets: druid lane and to a disco/ there I hear of a man in a see-through box but how can this be/ he is not in my book? dear sheila jordan this is funny/ ‘richard is stranger than judy’ but you won’t know this without you have seen a tv/ no I am lying again I mean a fridge a cold dark place for the lettuce/ it is 11.14 pm and I will now sing wildwood flower which was writ 345 years after thomas campion/   

TO READ THIS ARTICLE, CLICK HERE: LATANOPROST VARIATIONS

TO READ JEFF HILSON’S COMMENTARY ON THE ABOVE, CLICK HERE: On Latanoprost Variations

TO SEE JEFF HILSON READING LATANOPROST VARIATIONS, CLICK HERE: www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_vmQuJSd-I

Jeff Hilson’s publications include stretchers (2006, Reality Street), Bird bird (2009, Landfill) and In The Assarts (2010, Veer Books). He also edited The Reality Street Book of Sonnets (2008, Reality Street). Work from a new sequence called “Organ Music” has appeared in VLAK, Open Letter, Painted, Spoken, and Infinite Editions as well as from Crater Press in a small & delightful broadside. A selection of writing was included in Jacket 2’s recent “Contemporary English Poetry and North American Influences” feature (http://jacket2.org/feature/contemporary-english-poetry-and-north-american-influences). He teaches Creative Writing at Roehampton University, London and runs the reading series Xing the Line.

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