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Regina Weinert

"Wetsuit by Regina Weinert" in black text on white with half a large Friday Poem yellow blob like a low sun top right.

Wetsuit

by Regina Weinert — The hollow body hangs / in the cupboard under the stairs / headless hands and feet // detached ...
Light green textured paper background with two off-centre white dots.

And far away a writer drawing a breath

Regina Weinert reviews Uneasy Pieces by Nancy Campbell (Guillemot Press 2022)
Jamón Ibérico

Jamón Ibérico

by Regina Weinert — April in the Sierra Morena is mild. A hint of heat. / Knobbly-kneed holm oaks, widely spaced, // cast shade over drifts of green and yellow. / The pigs must be ecstatic. They grunt and chuckle. // Grass blades stroke their
Black and white picture of William looking directly at the camera. He is balding and wearing glasses, he has a black sweater.

The hail clanjamfrie’s singin

Regina Weinert writes in memory of William Bonar (1953-2021)



Photo by Kim Ayres

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