Tag: Poems
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It’s a poem about pretentious poems that are just badly written, badly punctuated prose with unnecessary line breaks. more ›
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I don’t need to see the Cat misbehaving to know that the Cat is misbehaving. more ›
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Being a comment on the reaction in certain quarters to Amazon Prime Video’s “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power”. more ›
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Just about the queerest poem I’ve written… and yet, also, not more ›
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Actually, maybe this one is the queerest poem I’ve ever written? more ›
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This is my attempt, based on an averagely true story, at a true crime/romcom/poetry crossover. more ›
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Nope, it’s this one. This one is positively, definitely and absolutely the queerest poem I’ve ever written, I think. more ›
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It started out as a funny poem and then it took this sad turn that I wasn’t expecting. Poems can do that. more ›
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True story: there’s no such theory as “Flat Earth”. There are dozens of contradictory theories and none of them are as believable as Terry Pratchett. more ›
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No is writing funny poetry (especially me);why does everyone have to be so bloody earnest? more ›
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It’s short; it’s a poem, arguably; and it’s about Tinder. What more did you expect? more ›
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Not glamorous enough for drag queen status, but perfectly suited to be a drag librarian. more ›
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Can’t believe I managed to get both Prince and Google Sheets nerdery into one post. more ›
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A surprisingly true poem about Christmas 1984, set to a Pet Shop Boys soundtrack. more ›
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Here’s another poem inspired by true events (I really did go to a Facebook Group Organised, Council Subsidised, Peak District Rural Library Amateur Poetry Workshop). more ›
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The one poem I have that can legitimately described as ‘award-winning’. Because I won an award for it. more ›
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I wrote this poem because I was pleased at coming up with the title. The poem wasn’t as good as I thought the title was. more ›
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“The poem captures the unique challenges of lockdown life” according to the AI blurb written by Wordpress. more ›
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I don’t usually write serious or sentimental poetry; it doesn’t sit well with me. more ›
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My one attempt at a list poem. Don’t worry, there won’t be a sequel. more ›
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This is a poem inspired by Matt Abbott on the occasion of his appearance at Off The Shelf literary festival in Sheffield, October 2017. Really. more ›
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This is a poem in my own format, the decimal sonnet – 10 lines of 10 syllables with little attention paid to rhyme and meter. more ›
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Inspired by a conversation on the train which was shared with the whole (quiet) carriage; fragments of a one-sided conversation. more ›
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My apology for starting to write poetry again. more ›
