‘A Fallow Year at Worthy Farm’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
A Fallow Year at Worthy Farm No Glastonbury Festival occurs at Worthy Farm in twenty twenty-six. the land, where ...
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‘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, ...
‘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 ...
The pantoum seems an apt vehicle for your spidery reflections, with its repeated, interlocking rhymes. What you do is "weave,"…
The astonishing "hiss of gravel" gave me a start - and a stop. I had to pause to take in…
I love these love sonnets, James! Your wordplay with "fair", in the third one, is fun and creative; betrayal and…
Nice work, especially since it’s quite a job to keep rhyme in the ad quem version. I have never forgotten…
Thank you for your essay. I wish you continued success in your studies.
