Pareidolia there, I think, @richardmortimer.bsky.social.
Have you patented 'Markerink Grey'?

@imogenforster.bsky.social
Poet and former translator, living in Edinburgh, publishing here and there.
Have you patented 'Markerink Grey'?
Pareidolia there, I think, @richardmortimer.bsky.social.
Again. Impeach him.
They do.
I think I need to revisit ...
A fine bit of stair, @richardmortimer.bsky.social?
Zooooooom! A blue jay on the go.
I've been seeing the light blue Cape leadwort (Plumbago auriculata), known in Spanish as jazmín azul, everywhere here in Málaga, Spain. It's a natural phytoremediator, meaning it's capable of helping absorb heavy metals like lead and cadmium from contaminated soils #BloomScrolling #StunDay #Flowers
#NotShrigley
#AccidentalArtist
#aofoto
#aoFotoCall
Talk To The Hand
Thank you to the beautiful city of Cadillac, MI💙🍂
As the
leaves fall I see
beyond the trees something
red. Can't make out what, but it's a
delight.
#cinquain
(I'm quoted in Chris's article on AI naming) www.fastcompany.com/91621442/its...
Episode 2 of this charmering series by #IvorCutler happens to contain several of the poems we selected from ‘A Wet Handle’ for his Selected Poems - forthcoming from #HoorgiHouse!
So if you want to sample the merchandise before you buy, as it were, here’s your chance:
Langston Hughes reads The Negro Speaks of Rivers
Nice piece on the BBC Website about my new book and my gig in Ilkley on Friday
Harvard historian discusses her new book, “The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State” examining the forces that shaped the beliefs of the powerful group of Silicon Valley elites pushing to replace liberal democracy with automated systems. Important subject.
chrishedges.substack.com/p/the-rise-a...
Aghast p.