I’m very happy to announce that my poem, Wayland, is now published in the fourth issue of Ink Drinkers Magazine. The magazine was born in June 2020, when the editor found out that the term ‘ink drinker’ is the French version of ‘bookworm’ and thought ‘hey that could be a good name for a litmag’.
The issue can be downloaded (for free) here:
My poem is about the legend of Wayland the Smith — who is referenced in another poem of mine, Midsummer White, which can be read here on this blog:
The Cheesesellers Wife 
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Thanks Larry
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Congratulations Kim … I’ve downloaded the magazine, and your poem is fascinating ..thanking for sharing . 🙂🌏
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Thanks Ivor, I’m glad you liked it.
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My pleasure Kim
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congrats kim! <3
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😌🙂
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Mazal tov, Kim!
-David
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Thank you David
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Congratulations
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Thanks!
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A heartiest congratulations for your poem ‘ Wayland’. 🌹💐👌🎉
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Thank you Priti!
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🙂🌹💗❤️❣️💓💕My pleasure. Stay happy and blessed forever 💗❣️🍫
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Fascinating poem Kim! Very atmospheric. And your explanation about the Saxon god is also most interesting!
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Thanks John. When I wrote that poem I Bharat need reduced a lot of AngloSaxon poetry. Hubby had to study it for his history degree and he still has the books. There’s a lovely rhythm to them. I was trying to capture it.
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