It’s a vanilla morning,
You take a drag on the whiskey pipe
As you stumble down Jungle Junction, in search of Fantasy Lane
Genre: Life, Society and Political.
Wagner: The Light Guy by Chenda Cox
It’s a vanilla morning,
You take a drag on the whiskey pipe
As you stumble down Jungle Junction, in search of Fantasy Lane
The revelations mumble,
You are nothing more than a drifter
Trapped inside an obsidian dungeon, eating from the sour pantry
Longing to be an imperial deer
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I was given the opportunity to submit to Wildsound following the publication of ‘Paris – The Atrocity’ on the poetry festival website. After reviewing some poetry performances I thought it would be beneficial to promote my work to a wider audience via Wildsound.
Watch the Poetry Reading: PARIS – THE ATROCITY 13th November 2015:
Get to know poet Jane Gill-Wilson:
1) What is the theme of your poem?
The theme of ‘Paris – The Atrocity’ is Human Interest, Emotive, Rhyme.
2) How would you like people to respond when they read or watch your poetry reading?
My aim is to draw the reader/listener into the heart of the subject matter. In the case of ‘Paris – The Atrocity’ I hope the poem will allow people to explore their own thoughts surrounding the tragic events, and raise an awareness of the secondary consequences of such atrocities.
I began writing poetry as a cathartic process during some troubled times in 2010.
4) Do you have a favorite poet?
No, I don’t really have a favorite poet. I am very much inspired by life events and write inspirational, biographical poetry. My style is always rhyming verse. However, I have been influenced by Pam Ayres who is an English poet, comedian and songwriter. My next book due to be published by Pegasus Eliot Mackenzie in 2016 is a humorous collection of dating stories told in rhyme.
I was given the opportunity to submit to Wildsound following the publication of ‘Paris – The Atrocity’ on the poetry festival website. After reviewing some poetry performances I thought it would be beneficial to promote my work to a wider audience via Wildsound.
6) Do you write other works? scripts? Short Stories? Etc..?
Some of my songs and those of my co writers can be heard at:www.reverbnation.com/janegillwilson
7) What is your passion in life?
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Poetry performed by Maya Wolosyzn
Produced/Directed by Matthew Toffolo
Editor/Shot by John Johnson
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HURT, by Ed N
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MASSES, by Victor O. Sawyerr
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STAND YOUR GROUND, by H Lee
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SEEDS OF HOPE, by Kimberly Floria
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