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Lesley lives in the City of London Square Mile. An artist, actor and sculptor (her first ceramic sculpture won the V&A inspired by… Award). Scenic artist & book illustrator, playwright (her musical play, Rapscallion performed in inner city schools and theatre school); TV dancer; Animator and illustrator for TV production. Set up Pinecone Studios Ltd and IIMSI Ltd drama and filmmaking workshops in London – producing award-winning films made by children.


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14 responses to “The Stilted Inn: a poem in free verse”

  1. Hi Lesley, what an interesting hotel. Your poem is perfect for the picture.

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    1. Thank you, Robbie! 😊🙏💞

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  2. Loved the poem. My sister has stayed there. I haven’t been to Fogo Island, but Newfoundland is a wonderful place!

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  3. I like this – it speaks to me of contradictions and paradoxes, how perceptions shape us.

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    1. I’m glad you saw all that in it. Thank you, Paul. 😊🙏💞

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      1. Most welcome Lesley

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  4. That hotel looks amazing, but I don’t know if I’d want to stay there. LOLOL 😂

    I love your poem about it. 🌺🩷

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    1. Thank you, Kymber 😊💞 I think I’d stay in one of the houses in the village instead! 😁

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    2. Thank you, Heather. 😊💞 Wow! How amazing that your sister has been there! Did she like it? I’d love the chance to visit Newfoundland!

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  5. I enjoyed the poem, and of course, had to check out Fogo Island Inn. I was impressed with the beauty of the place and the work being done there.

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    1. Thank you, Suzassippi! So happy you enjoyed it. I’d love to visit there. 😊💞

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  6. What a curious inn! Love your poem and the sense of wonder it evokes!

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  7. Thank you so much, Deepthy ☺️💖xx

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