‘An Englishman to World Cups Past’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
An Englishman to World Cups Past That 1966 World Cup _is but a memory, awarded, so the Scotsmen claim, ...
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‘Chaucer’s Medieval Hangover Advice and Cure’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
Chaucer's Medieval Hangover Advice and Cure If you should quaff nocturnally too much, and waking, find your mouth’s a ...
A Poem on the Zambian National Park Mosi-oa-Tunya, by Paul A. Freeman
Mosi-oa-Tunya Mosi-oa-Tunya is ‘The Thunderous Smoke’; twixt Zambia and Zimbabwe it sits; Doc Livingstone, that missionary bloke observed its ...
‘The Cautionary Tale of Phone Addicted Mimi’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
The Cautionary Tale of Phone Addicted Mimi A girl called Mimi thought it best to give her active brain ...
This was enormous fun! All the best to the English team
Killing children is a motif that runs through much Western literature, from the Medea story to the Atreus and Thyestes…
As regards boiling babies (Swift, in A Modest Proposal, prefers them baked or roasted) Azucena in Il Trovatore makes a…
My neighbor is an Englishman Who refereed football. When England plays on my TV; He comments on each call. He's…
“Faux Pas” is a brilliant allegory for our human tendency to catastrophize trivial issues, while ignoring crises. It reminded me…
