Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 29/09/2026HOW TO DRAW A PYRAMID A zig. Now one zag. Gaze now on Giza! #palindrome 06920
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Ludlow Castle this morning: 041
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 29/09/2026HOW TO DRAW A PYRAMID A zig. Now one zag. Gaze now on Giza! #palindrome 06920
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I am spending tonight at the most haunted hotel in the UK. Woooooo! 1111
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I am spending tonight at the most haunted hotel in the UK. Woooooo! 1111
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 27/09/2026TRANSMOGRIFICATION (Anagrammed Lines) Transmogrification! Instigator for manic magic — for transition. Strict origin of a man arising into cat form. 0228
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 27/09/2026TRANSMOGRIFICATION (Anagrammed Lines) Transmogrification! Instigator for manic magic — for transition. Strict origin of a man arising into cat form. 0228
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 26/09/2026A RECIPE FOR EVIL (Palindrome) Evil: Oats. Apple. Kiwi. Kelp. Pasta. Olive. 3426
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 26/09/2026A RECIPE FOR EVIL (Palindrome) Evil: Oats. Apple. Kiwi. Kelp. Pasta. Olive. 3426
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 24/09/2026COWBELLS (Alternating Bivocalism*) The cows bellow; the cowbells go yellow; the cobwebs grow mellow; the cobblestones glow. The flowers now melt to the rose of the snow. The bowers now ebb to the throes of the crow. (*Two vowels only, alternating throughout) 092
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 24/09/2026COWBELLS (Alternating Bivocalism*) The cows bellow; the cowbells go yellow; the cobwebs grow mellow; the cobblestones glow. The flowers now melt to the rose of the snow. The bowers now ebb to the throes of the crow. (*Two vowels only, alternating throughout) 092
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 23/09/2026For over ten years, I've been running an experimental poetry press called Penteract Press. Penteract exists to give a platform to constrained, experimentally formal, and visual poets. [1/4]penteractpress.comStore — Penteract Press 165
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 23/09/2026For over ten years, I've been running an experimental poetry press called Penteract Press. Penteract exists to give a platform to constrained, experimentally formal, and visual poets. [1/4]penteractpress.comStore — Penteract Press 165
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 22/09/2026THE FAILED CARTOGRAPHER (Palindrome) Demand a hill, at solid nadir…. Damn it! One morn, I saw I was in Rome, not in Madrid, and I lost all I had named.... 1257
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 22/09/2026THE FAILED CARTOGRAPHER (Palindrome) Demand a hill, at solid nadir…. Damn it! One morn, I saw I was in Rome, not in Madrid, and I lost all I had named.... 1257
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 18/09/2026Two Palindromes (Solemn, My Pets) 0185
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 18/09/2026CHEF (Palindrome) To pan idle, he held a ladle. He beheld a ladle he held in a pot. 1132
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 18/09/2026CHEF (Palindrome) To pan idle, he held a ladle. He beheld a ladle he held in a pot. 1132
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 16/09/2026THE SCREAM (Anagram-Haiku) The curves charm, madden, vent a much redder chasm— Edvard Munch: The Scream. 0183
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 16/09/2026WORD FACT Greek “strephein” (to turn) ultimately gives us the word “strophe” — a “turn” in poetry. It also gives us: Catastrophe → an overturning/downturn [1/3] 193
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 16/09/2026WORD FACT Greek “strephein” (to turn) ultimately gives us the word “strophe” — a “turn” in poetry. It also gives us: Catastrophe → an overturning/downturn [1/3] 193
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 16/09/2026THE SCREAM (Anagram-Haiku) The curves charm, madden, vent a much redder chasm— Edvard Munch: The Scream. 0183
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 14/09/2026New Music! Some heavy metal for you: youtu.be/iQxHZDAMn1M?...youtu.beGWYDION - Anthony EtherinYouTube video by Anthony Etherin 133
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 15/09/2026LAMENT OF A CARVED WOODEN OWL (Palindrome) Too honed, am I not? I sleep, I do. Owl as a basal wood. I peel, sit on.... I made no hoot. 0246
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 15/09/2026LAMENT OF A CARVED WOODEN OWL (Palindrome) Too honed, am I not? I sleep, I do. Owl as a basal wood. I peel, sit on.... I made no hoot. 0246
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 14/09/2026New Music! Some heavy metal for you: youtu.be/iQxHZDAMn1M?...youtu.beGWYDION - Anthony EtherinYouTube video by Anthony Etherin 133
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 12/09/2026Here I am, being wizardly in the woods. 141
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 12/09/2026WORD FACT Latin “intestīnus”, meaning “internal”, ultimately gives us the word “intestines”. It is also believed to be the model for Latin “clandestīnus”, from which we get “clandestine”. [1/2] 171
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 12/09/2026WORD FACT Latin “intestīnus”, meaning “internal”, ultimately gives us the word “intestines”. It is also believed to be the model for Latin “clandestīnus”, from which we get “clandestine”. [1/2] 171
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 10/09/2026WORD FACT ("Disaster") 1102
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 10/09/2026THE END OF SUMMER (Palindrome) Late plan. Mutual. La fête d'été. Fall, autumnal petal. 0278
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 10/09/2026THE END OF SUMMER (Palindrome) Late plan. Mutual. La fête d'été. Fall, autumnal petal. 0278
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 09/09/2026SUN GOD (Palindrome) In a cosmos, Sol buoys all. As you blossom, so can I. 03310
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 09/09/2026SUN GOD (Palindrome) In a cosmos, Sol buoys all. As you blossom, so can I. 03310
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 08/09/2026SISTINE CHAPEL (Anagrammed Lines) Rome. Along a gold Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo paints a God's lore. On the solar ceiling: gospel, Adam, theological promise, and angels. 02512
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 08/09/2026Rot in a jar of edam I made for a janitor. #palindrome 0428
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 08/09/2026SISTINE CHAPEL (Anagrammed Lines) Rome. Along a gold Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo paints a God's lore. On the solar ceiling: gospel, Adam, theological promise, and angels. 02512
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 08/09/2026Rot in a jar of edam I made for a janitor. #palindrome 0428
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 07/09/2026WORD FACT Words derived from Greek “ergon” (work, action, or task): Energy → via Greek “energeia” (activity or operation), from en- (in/at) + ergon. Synergy → via Greek “synergia” (working together), from syn- (together) + ergon. [1/4] 231
Reposted by Anthony EtherinEiríkur Gauti @eirikurgauti.bsky.social · 07/09/2026At an earlier stage, Greek used to have a [w] sound, sometimes written with a letter called digamma (Ϝ). So the root "erg-" was pronounced "werg-", which shows its relation to the English "work". 041
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 07/09/2026WORD FACT Words derived from Greek “ergon” (work, action, or task): Energy → via Greek “energeia” (activity or operation), from en- (in/at) + ergon. Synergy → via Greek “synergia” (working together), from syn- (together) + ergon. [1/4] 231
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 05/09/2026Named a man a made man. #palindrome 0247
Reposted by Anthony EtherinAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 03/09/2026Elementary Penguin is accepting submissions of: — Articles on wordplay, etymology, poetry, language history, and related subjects — Word-based puzzles I am no longer accepting poetry submissions, except by invitation. Updated details here: anthonyetherin.wordpress.com/wp-content/u...anthonyetherin.wordpress.com 196
Anthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 03/09/2026Elementary Penguin is accepting submissions of: — Articles on wordplay, etymology, poetry, language history, and related subjects — Word-based puzzles I am no longer accepting poetry submissions, except by invitation. Updated details here: anthonyetherin.wordpress.com/wp-content/u...anthonyetherin.wordpress.com 196