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Short video reading from 'The Momentary Clock'. It concerns the debilitating difficulties of depression, one of my poetry's frequent subjects – among many.
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A Moment Is Always Too Late
Shot poem/short film – A Moment is Always Too Late
When I write anything it's like building a doorway – some of the materials are there, but just not in the right place. Some other items need changing completely. Finally, the door swings open and the work is done... or just about...
I write poems that seek to deal with life's varying moments – difficulties, depressions and longings, etc., but on a metaphysical level that is not pompous or exclusive but used for sheer breadth of canvas.
When I see the SIZE of the world and the SMALL of our books, the effectivity becomes a frightening impossibility. But when I imagine the size of the Universe against the reality of a single book – size becomes nothing. peterhague.com
Here is my latest book of poetry. After a difficult year working on a full trilogy of my poems, I put that project aside for the moment and switched to completeing this 84 page book of my early poems, written between 1975 and 1988. These poems are worthy contributions to my general output because they contain clear evidence of the full emergence of my eventual style. The book is called ’Suspicious Titles’.
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I was asked to contribute a poem for the @FeversOf the Mind – Sylvia Plath & Anne Sexton tribute – both are among my favourite poets. I sent 'Midnight Squall' written in memory of the brilliant #AnneSexton. This poem was first published in my book: 'Gain of Function'.
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I have just posted a review on Amazon and Goodreads of the excellent book of poems ‘Legato Without a Lisp’ by Sanjeev Sethi. @sanjeevpoems3
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Many thanks to 'Fevers of the Mind Poetry and Art 2025' for publishing several poems from my latest book - 'No Road Home' – It is much appreciated.
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Never think marketing your book will actually work. Marketing often just becomes the siren they want you to write. Free yourselves from delusion and write what you want. Otherwise, you may find yourself lost in slogans.
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'NO ROAD HOME' deals with important details that form the entanglements of our lives. It deals with them in terms of their place in the wider picture and sometimes in abstract and creative ways.
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I saw Leonard Cohen perform live in concert in the mid-1970s. It was a great evening. Below is a photograph of the front cover of my programme that beautiful night all those years ago.
He has been a great influence on my work.
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August 14, 1945 —Japan surrenders to the Allies. Deployment of two atomic bombs: Little Boy and Fat Man prompted Japan to surrender that they had vowed never to accept. On 6-9 Aug, U.S. detonated said bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. #manhattanproject #b29
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'NO ROAD HOME' deals with important details that form the entanglements of our lives, it deals with them in terms of their place in the wider picture and sometimes in abstract and creative ways.
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'NO ROAD HOME' deals with important details that form the entanglements of our lives. It deals with them in terms of their place in the wider picture and sometimes in abstract and creative ways.
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⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ #bookreview:
"I have read a great deal of poetry written by this mystical, transformational poet. To say that Wendy E. Slater’s work mesmerizes is a mere understatement.
Yet in this new collection, Two Full Circles Undivided, I discovered more sensual notes that the poet played like the movements of a symphonic orchestration. Not only did each of these movements have their own structure, but they were often in sonata form, beginnings united with astrophysical descriptions that, to this reader, made them corporeal, but, at times, also otherworldly.
It's impossible to review poems like these without sounding like an academic—therefore, I will simply say they are a gorgeous concerto—a masterful opus!"
Timeless wisdom for your soul healing in a fractured world.
Get your book here: books2read.com/TwoFullCircle…
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Many thanks to 'Fevers of the Mind Poetry and Art 2025' for publishing several poems from my latest book - 'No Road Home' – It is much appreciated.
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Fevers of the Mind Poetry & Art 2025 #52 Peter Hague @PeterHague #Poetry #writingcommunity #bookstore Selections from No Road Home feversofthemind.com/2025/03/…
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I just completed a review of Wendy E. Slater's book: 'Into the Hearth' – on both Amazon and Goodreads. Beautiful healing poems from a great poet.
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