The Blobfish—‘Mr Blobby’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
The Blobfish---‘Mr Blobby’ Pink-skinned and floppy-nosed and from the deep, with downturned mouth and frown he seems depressed – ...
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‘It Never Lies!’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
It Never Lies! The camera tells a candid tale--- _they say it never lies; it makes your crows’ feet ...
‘Chaucer Announces His Desire to Retire’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
Chaucer Announces His Desire to Retire Whan that passing years and Father Time’s made difficulty in my finding sounds… ...
‘Warfare by Remote Control’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
Warfare by Remote Control Babies are screaming from the night time sky, preventing sleep amidst the blasted homes; twenty-four ...
‘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 ...
‘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 ...
Thank you Bhikkhu — that’s quite kind. Mr. Anderson also makes a good point in his comment above.
You’re welcome, Paul. Thanks. I wonder if you’re speaking primarily of professors or students, or both equally?
Thank you Gerard. I wish I was that way too!
Good point — thanks. I presume that situation would harken back to the first poem above.
Thank you Joe. Your insights are always so valuable, and that’s a great story about Professor Ward. Thanks for writing!
