Notts TUC May Day Rally
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Venue: Forest Recreation Ground
Mine, and occasionally others'.
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Venue: Forest Recreation Ground
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Janine will be ranting, rhyming and revolting as part of this day-long jamboree of autistic voices.
Log-in details to follow.
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Janine contributes to an evening of poetry and music performances that challenge the culture of diagnosis and disorder and the pathologising of emotional distress.
More information from A Disorder for Everyone.
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Poetry from Janine in the online lockdown lounge.
Details to follow.
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If you're locked down with books
and a partner who cooks
better than you
Then you'll probably get through
If you're locked down with a garden
it might not be so hard and
with a nice glass of wine
You'll probably be fine
If you're locked down with games
and people who play them
and plenty of space
You can probably face it
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This stinking subway,
piss-soaked flags,
cold stone ground,
discarded fags
is way too good for them.
Install steel spikes,
bayonet their bodies off the floor
and out of doorways,
It's allowed,
or so the law says.
For sure these spears were ordered
from some lordly, comfy quarters
by people with a home to go to
when the deed was done.
Out of sight.
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Launching this anthology of pandemic poetry, Janine and other poets will read their contributions.
Email Janine for Zoom link.
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A poetry set from Janine at this online festival hosted by those lovely people from Oh Crumbs! in the lovely Forest of Dean.
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Some people know what it is worth.
Some people can now buy fresh fruit.
Or keep the heating on for another hour.
Some people can get a decent present
for the kiddo's birthday.
Or a coat when winter comes in.
Some people don't always have to make an excuse
when their mate invites them out.