Giles Watson says:
This second water-colour by Jennifer is a source of particular pleasure for me. These mushrooms were in a wood at Boar's Hill, which I used to walk often in the days when I was a tutor, and had some students who lived around the corner. I returned there in 2006, and took the photo which inspired this lovely, delicate painting.
Giles Watson says:
This drawing shows the tomb of the man who is the subject of Dafydd ap Gwilym's elegy, here:
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Giles Watson says:
I have long loved spiders, but this photograph by Imbala inspired a quick poem from me, in the dying hours of 2011:
Last Words, in a Spider’s Ear
Well, it would be an honest way to die,
Pincered by those forelegs. The sky,
And an agony exquisite, shall be
My last perceptions. There.
It was a fine life, while it lasted.
All health to the spider.
Poem by Giles Watson, inspired by a photograph by Imbala, 2011.
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